Find what's broken in your online presence
10 quick questions that audit your restaurant's online presence and tell you exactly what's broken. Get a customized score plus a 5-step action plan within 24 hours.
We've audited 50+ Indian restaurants across Canada, Australia, and the UK. The average score? 34/100. That means most owners are leaving 60% of potential revenue uncaptured โ usually due to fixable basics like Google Business Profile, WhatsApp ordering, and review collection.
The good news: most fixes are free or under CAD 100/month. The bad news: most owners don't know what's broken or where to start.
1. Google Business Profile (GBP) โ drives 60%+ of foot traffic
If your GBP is unverified, has no photos, or under 30 reviews, you're invisible in "best Indian restaurant near me" searches. Fix this first.
2. Direct ordering channel โ saves 30% on every order
UberEats and DoorDash take 30% commission. A simple WhatsApp ordering setup (via WhatsApp Business + a Google Form) costs CAD 0 and recovers that 30% on direct orders.
3. Bilingual content โ captures diaspora at 30โ40% better rates
Indian-origin customers in Brampton, Surrey, Sydney, Leicester strongly prefer Punjabi/Hindi content. Bilingual restaurant websites consistently outperform English-only by 30โ40%.
4. Festival pre-orders โ Diwali / Eid / Vaisakhi
Most restaurants miss this. A simple Diwali pre-order landing page collected 5ร more pre-orders for Punjabi Tadka.
5. SMS/WhatsApp loyalty โ drives 60% repeat revenue
Mature restaurants get 60%+ of revenue from repeat customers. Without SMS/WhatsApp, you're losing them to whoever messages first.
The biggest mistake Indian restaurant owners make is depending entirely on UberEats / DoorDash. Every direct order is 30% more profit. Even 20 direct orders/week = CAD 1,000+ extra revenue/month.
We design + build interactive lead magnet quizzes connected to your CRM โ typically delivered in 5โ7 days. From CAD 999.