Website content matched to your profile
Hours, address, phone number and menu kept consistent between your site and your Google listing.
Why your Google Business Profile and website need to say exactly the same thing
Your Google Business Profile and your website need to show the same hours, the same menu and the same photos, because a guest who spots a mismatch between the two usually assumes the worst and picks somewhere else. We build the website's information to match your profile exactly, and flag anything that doesn't line up, since these two are often the first and second thing a hungry person checks.
What it costs
- Plans$117 a month
- Build fee$647, after launch
- Live in7 days
- Revisions5 a month
- Domain and hostingIncluded
What mismatches actually cost you
A guest checks your Google listing, sees you're open until ten, drives over, and finds a locked door because your website, or your actual hours, say nine. That guest doesn't come back to double-check which source was right; they go somewhere else and, often, leave a review mentioning it. The same happens with menus: a dish listed on your profile but discontinued on your site, or a price that's different between the two, reads as sloppy even when it's just an update that hasn't synced yet.
- Hours that match exactly between your profile and your website
- Menu items and prices consistent across both, not one showing an old version
- Photos that represent the current room, not years-old renovation photos
Photos, and why the ones on your profile matter as much as your site
Your Google Business Profile photos are often the very first images a searcher sees, before they ever click through to your website, so they carry as much weight as your homepage gallery. We advise on which photos to feature on your profile so the room, the food and the atmosphere match what a guest will actually walk into, and match the tone of the website itself, rather than an outdated photo from a past renovation or a stock-feeling shot that doesn't represent the current space.
Keeping the two in sync as things change
Hours shift for a holiday, a dish rotates off the menu, a new happy hour schedule starts, and each of those changes needs to land on both the website and the profile at the same time, not one updated while the other quietly goes stale. We build the site's content so updates are quick to make under your included monthly revisions, and we flag it if we notice your profile has drifted from what the site now says, since that drift is easy to miss from the inside.
Structured data that links the two together
Behind the site, structured data tells search engines your business name, address, phone number and hours in a technical format that's meant to match your Google Business Profile's own listing exactly. When those two sources agree, search engines trust the information more, which supports both your map ranking and how your business appears in regular search results.
What you get
Photo guidance for your profile
Advice on which photos to feature on your listing so it matches the room guests will actually walk into.
Structured data linking site and listing
Technical markup that mirrors your profile’s business details so search engines trust both sources.
Fast updates when details change
Hours, menu or happy hour changes handled under your five included monthly revisions.
Drift flagged when we spot it
If your profile and site fall out of sync, we will flag it so you can correct it before it costs you covers.
Support for local search visibility
Alignment between your profile and site strengthens how you appear for near me and neighbourhood searches.
Questions about Google Business Profile for restaurants
Do you manage our Google Business Profile directly?
We focus on making sure your website's hours, menu and details match your profile exactly and flag any drift we notice; actively managing the profile itself, responding to reviews and posting updates, sits with your team, though we are glad to advise on what to change.
What happens if our hours don't match between the two?
A guest who sees conflicting hours between your profile and your website usually assumes the worst and picks somewhere else rather than calling to check, so we treat that mismatch as something to fix immediately once we spot it, under your included monthly revisions.
Does this cost extra on top of the monthly plan?
No, keeping your website content aligned with your Google Business Profile is part of every plan starting at $117 a month, and update requests count toward the five revisions included each month, then $20 each beyond that.
Why do photos on our profile matter if we already have good photos on our website?
Your profile photos are often the very first images a searcher sees, before they ever click through to your site, so they need to represent the current room and food just as accurately as your homepage gallery does.
How does this connect to restaurant SEO overall?
Profile and site alignment is one piece of restaurant SEO: when your hours, menu and business details agree across both sources, search engines trust the information more, which supports how you rank for local searches.
See it built for your business
A live walk-through of the site you would get, in about 30 minutes. Plans from $117 a month, the $647 build fee invoiced only after launch, domain and hosting included.
Book a demoOr email hello@eaterywebstudio.com and a person replies within one working day.