a deli and bakery in Manchester, VT — your online presence, checked

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leaking customers in small ways. Out of 100, from the checks below — every one verified live on Sep 3, 2026.

Deductions: hours conflict on Google, site quality issues, name/address inconsistencies.

For this shop the straight answer is the $149 fix — the leaks are in your listings, not your website.

What's already working: You already run Toast ordering and a real site — a shop that spends on tools spends on truth. Two venues, one family, one fix.

What we found — and how easy it is to fix

The seasonal schedule nobody tells Google

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What it costs you: Summer 7-day service (Jul 1-Sep 7) is ending NOW. Five listing sites will keep showing five different schedules through the fall.

The fix — and it is easy: A seasonal-hours page of truth + Google sync. Done this week.

You gain: The fall switch stops surprising Google — and your customers.

Receipts — what the machine actually saw: Right now MapQuest/zmenu-style listings show you '8:30a–3p, closed Tue — except summer (Jul 1–Sep 7), seven days'. That exception ends this week, and nothing you own will tell Google.

Your own site says ©2018 with no address or hours

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What it costs you: The homepage has no hours, no address, and a copyright from 8 years ago. It reads abandoned — even when it isn't.

The fix — and it is easy: Hours/address on the homepage + footer refresh. An hour.

You gain: Your site stops telling people you closed in 2018.

Deli and Double Hex get confused as one business

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What it costs you: Directories blend two venues and two schedules into one listing.

The fix — and it is easy: Clean two-venue pages + listing separation. Days.

You gain: Each venue stands on its own, correctly.

SEO — what Google's crawler sees

Scanned zoeys.com on Sep 4, 2026:

The homepage has no H1 heading at all — Google and visitors cannot tell what the page is about.

Pricing — straight choices, no traps

Free — this report is the audit. Keep it, share it, sleep on it — if you change your mind, the buttons on this page still workyou are holding it

$149 — the Google Business Profile fix: your hours, address, menu and phone corrected on Google and every directory that lists you; your profile claimed and managedGet the fix

$49 — review management: every review answered: drafts in your voice, you approve each before it posts. (Or get replies covered in the Care plan below.)Answer reviews

Visibility Care — $199/year (~$16.50/mo, cancel anytime): quarterly SEO re-check and drift fixes, new reviews watched and replied to, hours and address swept monthly, your domain renewed, one report email a month. The internet rots — this keeps it true.Get Care

Website? — yours is live and current; a rebuild is a separate quote if you ever want onenot needed now

$399 — local SEO setup on the site you already have: titles, descriptions, schema, sitemap, technical cleanups — you keep your years of Google history, links and reviews, which a rebuild would start over; before/after report includedGet SEO

What the $149 fix does not do: build a new website. That is the $249 line — or $349 for both. The fix is one payment, and if something we fixed drifts, tell us and we make it right — that is the warranty. The Care plan above is the optional proactive watch. Nothing else on this page is a subscription. If the fix turns out smaller than we thought once we are inside your listings, you are told and charged less, not more.

Every number on this page is real — the machine checked it live on Sep 3, 2026, and if your shop is already doing fine online, it says so.

Also real, all one-time — ask me: AI product photos · AI voiceover ad spot · 30-sec promo clip from your footage · market check vs. your street · counter cards that grow new reviews · custom-designed site: separate quote

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Built by the Braxis machine · checked by a human · Chris — Winhall, VT, ten minutes from Manchester