Built from your real language.
RV reads historical replies, Instagram captions, and website copy to build a private voice model. It uses your phrasing, warmth, and personality, not a generic template.
Every Restaurant Velocity install runs the same five jobs in the background, every week, in your voice: replies, posts, gallery, audit, and grid. The work does not land on your task list. It shows up in your numbers.
Each job has a clear purpose, a visible output, and controls that stay with the owner. Jump to any area, or follow the sequence below.
Reviews are a trust signal owners cannot keep up with. RV reads every new review as it lands, drafts a response that sounds like you, and either publishes it or holds it for a single approval. Low-confidence drafts and 1–2 star reviews always wait for a human look.
RV reads historical replies, Instagram captions, and website copy to build a private voice model. It uses your phrasing, warmth, and personality, not a generic template.
Assist holds drafts for your review. Auto publishes confident replies. Manual queues every response. Switch modes whenever your restaurant needs a different level of control.
Negative reviews are flagged, never auto-published, and paired with a calm owner-tone draft plus the operational issue it may reveal.
Spanish gets Spanish. French gets French. The same private voice model adapts to the language the guest used.
Typical star-rating lift in the first 30 days. A consistent reply rate signals care to guests and engagement to Google, helping the profile earn more attention over time.
Active profiles convert better than dormant ones, but most restaurants post once a quarter. RV turns Instagram activity, specials, and seasonal moments into timely Google posts, without asking the owner to face a blank page.
Choose the day, timezone, and weeks to skip. RV handles the writing, photo selection, and publishing step around the cadence you set.
RV pulls recent Instagram activity when drafting, then rewrites the caption for local search intent while keeping the rhythm you actually use.
Seasonal moments such as Mother’s Day or Valentine’s Day are prepared early, held for approval if needed, and published when they matter.
RV selects practical Google calls to action (Order, Reserve, Call, or Directions) based on what the post is actually promoting.
Average lift in profile clicks within 30 days for restaurants running the weekly post cadence. More current posts create more reasons to visit, call, or request directions.
A maintained gallery gives guests a reason to choose you before they arrive. RV brings in fresh photos from Instagram and your own uploads, classifies them, drafts captions, and queues the strongest updates for your approval.
Each photo is sorted into the gallery category it belongs in, so the profile looks intentional rather than randomly updated.
Choose the day and frequency. RV can keep the gallery current with a steady stream of new imagery without a weekly upload task.
Photos are assessed for resolution, lighting, framing, and content. Anything questionable waits in a review queue you can override.
Strong customer imagery can be surfaced for the gallery, while poor or off-brand images are identified for your review.
Profile-view lift on maintained galleries versus profiles where stale or low-quality customer photos dominate. Fresh imagery is a visible signal that the restaurant is cared for.
Google evaluates dozens of details on a restaurant profile, and they slowly drift when nobody owns them. RV checks the signals every week, fixes what is safe, and makes the exceptions easy to approve.
Services, attributes, categories, hours, photos, posts, reviews, Q&A, menu items, and more are checked against a clear threshold.
High-confidence profile cleanup can proceed automatically; decisions such as pricing, menus, or removal requests are held for your approval.
The audit shows the profile areas that influence Google’s quality indicators, then prioritizes the improvement that closes the most meaningful gap.
See the audit score, what RV fixed, what is waiting, and the rank trend, without digging through a dashboard.
Median audit score on RV-managed profiles compared with a 64 / 100 baseline on profiles that are not actively maintained. The score makes improvement visible week by week.
A 7×7 local rank grid scans 49 points around the restaurant every week. It shows where you own the neighborhood, where competitors are winning, and which other RV job can help close the gap.
See Top 3, mid-pack, and losing positions across the nearby area instead of relying on a single misleading rank number.
Focus the grid on the 6–12 category and location terms that matter to your guests, not vague vanity keywords.
If a cell needs more recent photos, replies, or service descriptions, the grid identifies the issue and the relevant RV workflow can address it.
Each location point can show the top results and your distance from the lead, making progress easier to understand and explain.
Average local-cell improvement in the first 30 days across restaurants using the full RV stack. The grid makes that movement visible around the actual restaurant location.
Instead of a pile of marketing chores, the restaurant gets a visible system: RV does the recurring work, the owner makes the decisions that matter, and every change stays easy to inspect.
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