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    For restaurant groups & franchises

    "Where should we eat tonight?" Own the answer in every city you operate.

    Restaurant groups, franchise systems and hospitality operators: track how AI assistants recommend places to eat across all your locations, and turn each venue into the answer instead of a name on a list.

    ChatGPT
    ChatGPT
    Gemini
    Gemini
    Perplexity
    Perplexity
    DeepSeek
    DeepSeek
    Grok
    Grok
    AI Overviews
    AI Overviews
    AI Mode
    AI Mode
    ChatGPT
    ChatGPT
    Gemini
    Gemini
    Perplexity
    Perplexity
    DeepSeek
    DeepSeek
    Grok
    Grok
    AI Overviews
    AI Overviews
    AI Mode
    AI Mode
    ChatGPT
    ChatGPT
    Gemini
    Gemini
    Perplexity
    Perplexity
    DeepSeek
    DeepSeek
    Grok
    Grok
    AI Overviews
    AI Overviews
    AI Mode
    AI Mode

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    Built for multi-venue restaurant groups and franchise systems.

    Example report outputYour report uses live results

    Tracked prompt

    “Best brunch spot in Williamsburg with outdoor seating”

    Your brand

    Not mentioned

    Competitors

    3 recommended

    Evidence

    12 cited sources

    What "AI visibility" actually means

    Diners increasingly ask an assistant instead of scrolling reviews: "good date-night Italian in Brooklyn with vegan options". The assistant returns a handful of venues. AI visibility is whether your restaurants are in that handful, and whether the menu, hours and vibe it describes are actually yours.

    What is quietly costing you demand

    Guides get cited, venues do not

    Assistants lean on listicles and city guides. If your venue is not inside those sources, it simply never appears.

    Stale facts travel fast

    Old menus, closed hours and previous concepts get repeated in answers for months after you changed them.

    No group-wide view

    Each venue's marketing lives in a separate Instagram account and nobody can see the group's overall standing per city.

    Real questions we track for you

    These are the prompts deciding who gets the customer

    • Best brunch spot in Williamsburg with outdoor seating
    • Where to take clients for dinner downtown
    • Family friendly restaurant with vegan and gluten free options
    • Late night food near the arena
    • Good group dinner spot for 12 people this Friday

    From gap to published asset

    Not a content generator. A gap closer.

    We find where AI recommends someone else, read the sources shaping that answer, then build the piece that is missing. Three real examples.

    Best family restaurant near the Tampa Riverwalk

    Gap found: Local blog round-ups decide this answer. The location's own page carries brand boilerplate with no neighbourhood detail.

    Asset created: A location page rewritten around this site: menu strengths, seating, parking, family timing.

    A restaurant staff member wiping down a booth table by a window in a casual family restaurant between services

    Ten minutes from the Riverwalk, high chairs without asking, and the quietest stretch is right before the evening rush. Kitchen runs until close.

    Location pageGoogle BusinessInstagram

    Neighbourhood-level detail is exactly what the round-up has and the brand page does not.

    Where can I book a graduation dinner for 12 in Naperville?

    Gap found: Assistants list venues with published group-booking information. This location accepts large parties but has never said so anywhere citable.

    Asset created: An occasion and group-booking page: party sizes, notice needed, set menu options, deposit terms.

    A staff member setting a long table made from smaller tables for a group booking in a restaurant back room

    Tables for ten to twenty, a few days' notice, and a short set menu so the kitchen keeps pace. Graduation season books out early — the private stretch at the back goes first.

    Location pageFacebookInstagram

    Occasion queries are answered from whoever published the logistics. Capability that is not written down does not exist to a model.

    Who owns the location in Boise?

    Gap found: Every location in the network publishes the same brand paragraph, so assistants treat the pages as duplicates and cite none of them.

    Asset created: A local ownership story unique to this site, written inside brand guardrails.

    A franchise restaurant owner unlocking the front door of their location early in the morning, chairs still stacked on tables

    Same menu as every other location, run by a family that has been in this neighbourhood for years. The early shift starts before the street does.

    Location pageFacebookLinkedIn

    Distinct local content stops the network's pages from cancelling each other out as duplicates.

    Illustrative examples produced with the GeoNexo content pipeline. Prompts and gaps shown are representative of real scan output, not a specific customer account.

    How the system works

    One closed loop, running continuously.

    1. 1

      Prompts

      We build the real questions your buyers ask assistants, per location and per service.

    2. 2

      Competitors

      We record who gets named instead of you, market by market.

    3. 3

      Citations

      We trace the exact sources each answer is built from.

    4. 4

      Content gaps

      We show which questions you have no credible source for.

    5. 5

      Targeted content

      We draft grounded articles and posts that fill those specific gaps.

    6. 6

      Publishing

      You approve, then it ships to your site, knowledge base and social channels.

    7. 7

      Re-scan

      We run the prompts again and show what changed. Then the loop repeats.

    8. Loop repeats

    Every venue, every city, one dashboard

    Franchise-grade control with venue-level personality.

    • Per-venue prompt sets by occasion — brunch, date night, groups, late night
    • Menu, hours and concept facts kept current in the knowledge base the models read
    • Local competitor tracking per neighbourhood, not just national chains
    • Central content calendar with per-venue publishing to Instagram, Facebook, X and LinkedIn

    Questions we get asked

    Do you post to our Instagram automatically?

    Only after approval. You connect the channels, content lands in the review queue, and you approve before anything publishes.

    Can we run one venue first?

    Yes. Start with a single location, then add venues as separate tracked projects under the group.

    How do you fix wrong information in answers?

    By publishing clear, current, well-structured source material the models can cite, then re-scanning to confirm the answer changed.

    What is included in the free report?

    Your visibility score, the prompts you are missing from, competing venues being recommended instead, and the sources the models cite.

    See where you stand in AI answers today

    Enter your domain and we will run the prompts, record who is being recommended instead of you, and show the sources behind those answers.

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