Many franchise teams assume:
|“We’re online. We have a website. We have Google listings. We’re good.”
But what customers experience is different.
They might search:
“Your brand + near me”
“Your brand + delivery”
“Your brand + [city]”
“Your brand + [neighborhood]”
…and then land on:
The wrong location
Wrong store hours
A marketplace listing instead of your direct ordering
A broken link
A slow or confusing ordering flow
At scale, this creates a silent revenue leak across your entire network.
Here are the “small problems” that create big losses when multiplied across 10, 50, or 200+ locations:
If hours don’t match, customers lose trust immediately.
They assume you’re closed, unavailable, or unreliable.
Result: fewer calls, fewer orders, fewer visits.
Your brand shows up — but your store pages don’t.
This happens when:
location pages aren’t indexed properly
addresses aren’t consistent across listings
multiple stores compete for the same search results
Result: customers choose the easiest alternative.
This is one of the biggest conversion killers.
A customer finds you… clicks… and then gets sent to:
a homepage with no ordering CTA
the wrong location menu
a marketplace app page (with extra fees)
a broken link
Result: high intent traffic → low conversion.
Even when customers want to order from you directly, they often see UberEats/Rappi/others first.
That means you lose:
margin
customer data
repeat ordering power
Result: you grow sales, but not profitability.
In franchises, inconsistency is expensive.
Different stores may have:
different menus online
different photos
different checkout steps
different delivery expectations
Result: uneven performance and customer frustration.
Here’s the key:
This isn’t a “run more ads” problem.
This is a system problem.
The best multi-location brands win because they standardize:
discoverability (search + maps)
accuracy (hours + info)
conversion (ordering flow)
ownership (direct orders, not marketplace dependency)
That’s exactly what our audit helps you identify.
We built a simple audit that shows you:
✅ where customers can’t find you
✅ which locations are underperforming online
✅ what’s breaking the ordering journey
✅ what needs to be standardized across your stores
✅ the fastest fixes that unlock more orders
No guesswork. No generic advice. Just a clear action plan.
Most restaurants don’t lose orders because the food isn’t good.
They lose orders because:
customers can’t find them fast enough
the ordering experience isn’t frictionless
marketplaces capture the demand first
If you manage multiple locations, the fastest way to win is simple:
Make every location discoverable. Make every click convert.
Start with the free audit.