Before and after improvements for menus, Google profiles, delivery pages, and content.
A bilingual restaurant site that looked fine but scored 51 on a third-party restaurant site grader. We rebuilt the SEO layer page by page — titles matched to the Google Business name, structured data, real sourced reviews, an FAQ built around direct booking — then re-audited every page until the fixes held.
New bilingual site on a clean domain: a 60-dish photographed menu kept in sync with the live ordering system, and direct links to every channel the restaurant actually sells on — reservations, pickup and three delivery apps — instead of a dead-end homepage.
Full redesign for a B2B food manufacturer: factory photography and video, a wholesale page built like a sales sheet — offers, minimums, delivery cadence — and inquiry forms wired to instant team alerts so no lead sits overnight. English and Traditional Chinese throughout.
Menus, listings, profiles, and content should look better after we touch them — not just sound better in a deck.
Too many choices
Clear sections
Old photos
Fresh info
Flat listings
Better ordering