Be found at the right moment
A complete Google Business Profile, current photos and pages that clearly state the food, neighbourhood and opening hours.
Measure: visits from local searches.Not getting enough enquiries from your website? Get a clear view of what is holding it back, with fixes ranked by priority.
Diagnosis, priorities, strategy and social media concepts.
Priorities in this example: make booking easier and contact reliable.
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4.2 MB loaded on arrival. A reasonable target: less than 1 MB.
4.1 seconds before the page is usable. Target: under 2.5 seconds.
HTML and CSS are compressed before delivery.
Google selects its own excerpt from the page.
The homepage is simply called “Home” in search results.
Google already knows and indexes the website.
Visitors must scroll to the bottom to find it on a phone.
No zoom needed to read the content.
The HTTPS certificate is valid and up to date.
The displayed number does not start a call on mobile.
The submission test failed: the message is not sent.
Passed Needs improvement Critical
Visitors have to wait before viewing the menu.
Action: compress photos and defer images lower on the page.
Estimated effect: twice as fast to open
On a phone, visitors have to scroll through the whole page to find it.
Action: place the button near the menu and opening hours.
Estimated effect: fewer visitors leave before booking
The type of food and neighbourhood are hard to identify.
Action: state the business and location in the website title and description.
Estimated effect: better visibility in local searches
Enquiries sent through the website never arrive.
Action: reconnect the form and check delivery before launch.
Estimated effect: no enquiries silently lost
An example for a neighbourhood restaurant. Channels depend on its customers, resources and observed results.
A complete Google Business Profile, current photos and pages that clearly state the food, neighbourhood and opening hours.
Measure: visits from local searches.A mobile-friendly menu with contact details near the dishes and opening hours. Check that every enquiry arrives.
Measure: enquiries received through the website.Offer an opt-in mailing list for menu updates. Respond to reviews and share news at a manageable pace.
Measure: returning customers and unsubscribes.An illustrative schedule, adapted to the project scope.
Deliverable: a completed checklist and a documented starting point.
Deliverable: an editorial calendar and ready-to-use links.
Deliverable: a review of the first trials and next actions.
Week 1: foundations of the customer journey.
Three square concepts for an Instagram presence. Unpublished examples, with no real client or campaign results.
A close-up of the dish, a short headline and an invitation to view the menu. The photograph does the first part of the work.
Sample caption: A dish to discover, a moment to share. Find our menu and opening hours on our website.
Formats: square post and vertical story, to refine before publishing.
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I want an audit for my businessDemo data: these scores and findings illustrate the report, without measuring a real client.
I start with what you have: speed, structure, search visibility, mobile journey and clarity. You receive a report ranked by impact and effort, detailed enough for any developer to use. If you want, I then handle the fixes and the work that brings relevant visitors.
Loading times, page size and anything that puts visitors off before they start reading.
Indexing, heading structure, metadata, structured data and sitemap.
Where visitors stop, and what is missing to help them enquire or buy.
Readability, touch targets and loading. The experience many of your visitors will see.
What your website says, what it leaves out and what your customers actually look for.
A list ranked by impact and effort, ready to use with or without me.
One page, one goal, one action. Message, evidence, reassurance and a clear next step.
Semantic structure, metadata, speed, structured data and sitemap.
Useful articles built around your customers’ searches. Production supported by AI.
Text, images and digital assets consistent with your identity.
Find drop-off points, test and refine the pages that matter.
Analytics and event tracking show what brings customers, beyond clicks alone.
Good to knowThe audit has a fixed fee agreed before work starts. It remains useful if another provider handles the changes: the report is written so any qualified provider can act on it.
Describe it in a few lines. Within 24 hours, you’ll receive an honest assessment, a timeline and a fixed quote, with no obligation.