Choose a practical monthly foundation or build a broader program around the opportunities with the strongest potential for your restaurant.
The right scope depends on your locations, current marketing, growth goals, and how much implementation support you need.
A focused starting point for restaurants that need stronger consistency and a clear monthly marketing rhythm.
For restaurants that need ongoing strategy and implementation across multiple growth channels.
We define what is included before work begins, explain why it matters, and keep priorities tied to the restaurant’s actual goals.
Review visibility, conversion, reputation, and follow-up before prescribing work.
Build a scope around the clearest gaps and opportunities—not a generic checklist.
Broaden the program only when the business case and operational capacity are clear.
Final scope is confirmed in writing before an engagement starts. The Foundation plan is intentionally narrow; larger implementation work is quoted separately.
It covers the listed review, prioritization, core information updates, one agreed improvement, and a short performance summary for one restaurant location.
Advertising spend, photography, full website builds, custom software, large content programs, and paid third-party tools are excluded unless separately scoped.
Rankings, recommendations, reviews, reservations, and revenue depend on competition, operations, platforms, demand, and other factors no agency controls.
The proposal should state the location count, deliverables, approval responsibilities, billing cadence, cancellation terms, and any third-party costs.
Book a short conversation about your goals, current marketing, and the most practical place to begin.