Restaurants · Cafés · Chains · Small business

You used to get by
without one. Not any more

Customers ask an AI before they choose.
The AI reads whatever is written somewhere and answers. If your shop is written nowhere,
your name is not in that answer. They go next door.

  • Chains
  • Restaurant
  • LocalBusiness
  • AEO
  • GEO
  • SEO
  • JSON-LD
  • llms.txt
  • hreflang
  • E-E-A-T
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QUESTIONSwhat customers actually type

A customer’s question
contains no shop name

A customer who knows your name already comes back.
New ones come from the questions that do not name you.

If you are not in today’s answer, today’s takings go next door.

And where does
your shop stand? We ask in the words customers use
and send you the result. Check it free
  1. Anywhere good around here
    to eat alone?

    What is nearbyNo shop name. Almost every new customer starts here.

  2. A restaurant I can take
    the kids to?

    With conditionsSeating, parking, high chairs. You have them; nobody wrote it down.

  3. Anywhere open
    at this hour?

    Open right nowIf your hours differ by channel you drop out of the shortlist first.

  4. Anywhere that does
    vegetarian?

    Do they do thisIt is on your menu, but written nowhere — so it does not exist.

The AI picks three places
Sources used Map reviews A blog post A forum thread Your shop —— absent
WHYonly two reasons

AI leaves your shop out
for only two reasons

One: you have no place of your own. Two: your details disagree.
Both are fixable.

Reason 01

Everything about you
sits on someone else’s land

  • Maps, delivery apps, blogs — all necessary, but none of that space is yours.
  • Fixed fields only, so there is nowhere to explain what you are good at.
  • When the rules change, what you built moves with them. You need one address that stays.
Reason 02

Your hours say
four different things

  • Site, map, delivery app and blog disagree — only the one you remembered got updated.
  • With no way to tell, AI takes whatever is most widespread.
  • On “anywhere open now”, one wrong time costs you the whole evening.

This is about getting into the answer.

Not a big advertising budget. One address of your own, with the facts written on it.
So this is what we do
  1. Give you one address 4-language site + 10-language blog
  2. Align the scattered details Hours, closing days, menu, parking, seating
  3. Restate it for machines Restaurant and LocalBusiness structured data
CHAINbranches change the structure

Customers do not ask for the brand.
They ask for the branch

One head-office site cannot answer that.
Hours, parking and seating differ by branch — so each branch needs an address.

Axis 01 The brand What you sell and what is different.
Where a customer meets you first.
Axis 02 The branches Address, hours, parking and seating, per branch.
Where local questions find an answer.
Axis 03 Franchise info Prospective franchisees ask entirely different questions.
Mixed in, neither side gets an answer.
Franchise copy

Article 9 of the Franchise Business Act prohibits false or exaggerated information and deceptive information that conceals material facts, and requires that projected sales and profit figures be provided in writing. So the website sets out the process, the requirements and the support rather than promising returns — which reads better to a prospective franchisee and cites better to an AI.
Statute checked . Provided to show what we verify before building; not legal advice.

PRICEwhat you pay

A shop pays
KRW 650,000

The build is worth about KRW 4 million; the support programme pays the rest.
That is the point of the programme.

Restaurants, cafés, small shopsNo sector or region limit
Members of a partner associationSixteen associations already with us
Shops inside a techno parkSpider Project, the lowest rate

Excluding VAT · SSL certificate separate. Where a chain needs multiple branch pages, the figure is agreed in conversation.

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What owners ask most

Does a small shop really need a website?
It did not used to. People walked past, and a sign was enough. Now customers ask an AI before they choose. “Anywhere good near here”, “anywhere open now”, “somewhere I can take the kids”. The AI reads what is written somewhere and answers. If your shop is written nowhere, your name is not in that answer — not because people dislike you, but because they never saw you.
Are map listings and delivery apps not enough?
Not enough. You need them, but that space is not yours. When a policy or a ranking rule changes, what you built there moves with it. And those listings only have fixed fields, so there is nowhere to explain what you are actually good at. So we give you one address of your own, and point the maps and apps at it.
We are a chain and head office already has a site.
The head office site answers questions about the brand. Customers ask about “the branch in X”. Hours, parking and seating differ by branch, so each branch needs an address of its own to be the answer. We build branch pages on one template under head office and declare each as Restaurant and LocalBusiness, so new branches simply extend the same structure.
Can we recruit franchisees on the same site?
You can, but keep the spaces apart. Customers looking at the brand and prospective franchisees looking at the offer ask completely different questions; mixed together, neither gets an answer. Note too that Article 9 of the Franchise Business Act prohibits false, exaggerated and deceptive information, and requires that projected revenue and profit figures be provided in writing. So the website sets out the process and the requirements rather than promising returns.
AI states our opening hours incorrectly.
Usually fixable. Your site, map apps, delivery apps and blog disagree. With no way to tell which is current, AI takes whatever is most widespread. We line up all four, find the mismatches, align them to the website and restate the values in machine-readable form.
What does it cost?
KRW 650,000 excluding VAT, 500,000 for members of an association we work with, 350,000 inside the ten Bucheon Techno Park complexes. The support programme covers the rest of a build worth about KRW 4 million, and a four-language site with a ten-language blog is included. Where a chain needs multiple branch pages, the figure is agreed in conversation. Only the SSL certificate is separate.

Is your shop in
today’s answer?

Just tell us your name and address.
We will ask in the words customers use and write up what comes back —
including which listing has which detail wrong.

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