SEO for restaurants, pubs, bars and takeaways
Restaurant marketing in Liverpool that fills tables from search. We help restaurants, pubs, bars and takeaways show up when people nearby look for somewhere to eat or drink, with menus Google can read, a strong profile and posts planned around the city's busiest nights.
An overseas client in a similar line of business, measured in call tracking.
An events business whose Google Business Profile contacts rose every single month for seven months. The same profile work applies to any venue that relies on people nearby.
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Liverpool has around 560 restaurants, 305 pubs and bars and 480 takeaways. Pubs and bars run at 1.6 times the big city average, restaurants and takeaways at 1.3 times.
That density makes the map results crowded. Within a few streets of Bold Street, Seel Street or the waterfront, dozens of venues compete for the same search, and the person searching rarely looks past the first three.
Small differences decide who appears: the right category, correct hours, a readable menu, recent photos and replies to reviews. Those details are what our SEO Liverpool work for venues focuses on.
Most searches come with a time attached. Here is what people type.
Each of these is decided in minutes. The venues that win are the ones whose profile shows the right hours, the right category and a menu the searcher can read on a phone without opening a PDF.
Venues inside hotels have a second set of searches to win; our page on hotel SEO in Liverpool covers the room side.
The right primary category (cocktail bar is not restaurant) plus attributes such as outdoor seating, live music and dietary options.
Menus as plain text on your site, updated when they change, with menu schema so Google understands them.
Your booking link on the profile and on every page, so a search turns into a reservation in two taps.
Posts for match days, gigs, quiz nights and seasonal menus, published a few days before each one.
A plan for fresh photos of food, drinks and the room each month, because diners decide on photos.
Replies to every review in your voice, and a simple way to ask happy guests to leave one.
A PDF menu is slow on a phone and rarely ranks. A text menu page fixes both.
Late opening, bank holidays and match days missing from the profile cost visits every week.
A bar listed as a restaurant misses "bar" and "cocktail" searches entirely.
Photos from opening year make a refurbished venue look tired next to its neighbours.
Category, hours, attributes and booking link corrected.
Text menus with schema, replacing or sitting alongside PDFs.
Weekly posts planned around the city's calendar.
Review requests running, with replies to every review.
Four fixed prices, shown in full. No setup fee, no VAT added, and every monthly plan rolls on with 30 days notice.
One-off fixes for firms that want to see the work before a monthly plan.
No VAT added
Hotels, bars, salons, clinics and trades with one location.
No VAT added
Online shops selling across the UK from Merseyside.
No VAT added
Firms covering several Merseyside towns or selling UK-wide.
No VAT added
Usually, yes, because the searches lead straight to a visit. Most of the gain comes from the profile and menu work in the Local package.
No. We focus on search: your Google profile and website. We can suggest how to reuse posts across channels.
We do not manage delivery apps, but we make sure your own site and profile point people to your preferred ordering route.
Profile fixes such as category and hours can show within a few weeks. Menu pages and reviews build over two to three months.
Most single venues fit the Local package at £349 a month, with no VAT added and 30 days notice.
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