People who look you up on Google find an old page, with last year's hours and a PDF menu nobody has updated. Redoing the website means rewriting dishes, prices and hours from scratch, and then remembering to change them in two places every time.
What you check
Il sito resta in bozza finché il titolare non lo pubblica.
Online vanno solo i testi approvati dal titolare. Quelli preparati da noi restano in bozza.
Piatti, prezzi e orari si scrivono una volta. Menu e sito leggono gli stessi dati.
Similar cases
The same automation logic applied to other kinds of business:
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to rewrite dishes and hours?
No. The website reads the menu and the restaurant details you already have: if you change a price or mark a dish as sold out, it changes there too. The website's texts, photos and style stay in draft until you publish.
Do you put reviews on the website?
We don't make anything up. The section with customer quotes only holds what you choose to show. The "Write a Google review" button goes at the bottom of the QR menu, where customers arrive after eating, with the link you copy from your Google profile.
Will people find me on Google?
The published website has a title, description and photo for search engines and for link previews on WhatsApp, and a page for each language. Ranking, though, depends on many things, including your Google profile: we don't promise a position.
What if my agreement only includes the menu?
The website stays in draft and the Publish button doesn't appear. The QR menu works on its own, and the website can be added later from the same data.