Google Business Profile and Maps
A complete profile, photos, menu, opening hours and posts so guests find you just when they are looking for somewhere to have lunch.


We set up your Google Business Profile, reviews, website and social media so that local guests find you before your competitors. We measure every channel by the number of guests and the spending it actually brings in.
A complete profile, photos, menu, opening hours and posts so guests find you just when they are looking for somewhere to have lunch.
A system for collecting reviews on an ongoing basis, a QR code on receipts and guidelines for responding, including to criticism.
A menu with prices, one-click bookings, fast loading on mobile and copy targeting local search queries.
A content plan for one or two channels, food photography and email communications to keep regular guests coming back.
Set up tracking for visits, bookings and the cost of acquiring each guest. Know which channel is worth investing more in.
We review your Google profile, reviews, website and social media, and compare you with local competitors.
We choose channels to suit your guests and your team’s capacity. No spreading yourselves thin by trying to do everything at once.
We set up your profiles, copy, photos and campaigns. We train your team to handle day-to-day upkeep.
After an agreed period, we assess visits, bookings and guest spending, then adjust the plan.
The basics – a Google profile, reviews, photos and a website – are mainly a matter of effort, not budget. For smaller venues, we typically set paid promotion budgets at CZK 5,000–15,000 per month and always measure performance against revenue.
A Google profile and reviews typically start to make an impact within a few weeks. Social media and email tend to build repeat visits over a period of months.
We can. More often, though, we put a system in place and train someone on your team – it costs less and the content is more authentic.
45 minutes, with no obligation and a clear outcome. We will tell you whether marketing is where you should start, or whether something else takes priority.