Google post
Our fall menu starts this week, with two new vegetarian plates and the squash soup many of you asked about. The full menu and allergen notes are on our website. Walk-ins are welcome, and groups can book ahead.
PGT360 for Restaurants
People pick where to eat in a few seconds, usually on Google Maps on their phone. PGT360 keeps your profile showing new dishes and recent replies to reviews, so choosing you feels easy.
The challenge
Most diners search when they are already hungry and pick from the first few places on the map. Photos, recent posts and how you answer reviews decide it in seconds.
A busy restaurant collects reviews about the food, the wait and the staff almost every day. Answering each one by hand after a long shift is the first thing to slip.
Seasonal dishes, patio season and holiday closures go stale fast. A profile that still talks about last season makes people wonder if you are paying attention.
What it looks like
Examples of what PGT360 prepares for a business like yours. Real posts and articles use only your own facts and photos.
Our fall menu starts this week, with two new vegetarian plates and the squash soup many of you asked about. The full menu and allergen notes are on our website. Walk-ins are welcome, and groups can book ahead.
Sophie L. ★★★★★
“Lovely brunch and great coffee, but we waited a while for a table on Sunday.”
Northside Café: Thank you, Sophie, we are glad the brunch and coffee hit the spot. Sunday mornings get busy, and we are sorry about the wait. We are working on making it shorter and hope to see you again soon.
The same post goes to your Facebook Page and Instagram, with the same photo and a link to your website.
Calls, website clicks, direction requests, reviews and leads, emailed every week and month.
Tips
A post about a new dish with a real photo gives people a reason to choose you today. Use your own food photos where you can, because diners trust them more than polished stock images.
Google may warn searchers that holiday hours might differ when you have not confirmed them. Set special hours at business.google.com a week ahead, since PGT360 posts but does not change hours.
People skim the critical reviews to see how you respond. A short, calm reply that says what you are fixing does more for you than another thank-you to a 5-star review.
No. Menus, hours and categories stay under your control at business.google.com. PGT360 posts your news, answers reviews and links every post to your own website, where your menu lives.
Not unless you want to. You can let PGT360 reply on its own to 5-star reviews, 4 and 5, or 3 and up, while lower ratings always wait for you.
Questions diners search before they visit, such as dietary options, catering, private events and parking. Articles use only the facts you give under "About your business", so nothing on your menu is invented.
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