How ReleVantage improves your restaurant's AI search visibility

Before we change anything, we record how each platform describes your restaurant today. We ask the same dining questions more than once per platform, save the full answers, and log every mention, source, and wrong fact. That record is what we measure every later change against.

• •Full answer text saved for every platform and every run
• •Mentions and cited sources logged separately
• •Wrong facts recorded, with a guess at where they came from
• •A written scoring guide so later checks can be compared fairly

We build your question set from real dining questions, not generic keywords, then see who currently gets recommended for each one. Questions are grouped so we can report on "best of" questions, comparisons, factual questions like hours or menu items, and questions about your name specifically.

• •Groups for cuisine, comparison, factual, and branded questions
• •Nearby restaurants tracked as competitors within each group
• •The sources those restaurants rely on identified
• •A fixed core set of questions, with new ones tracked as an added group

Assistants can only use what they can find and trust. This stage cleans up the foundation: making sure your site can be crawled, your menu and hours are readable text (not just a photo or a PDF), and your name, address, and hours match everywhere you're listed.

• •Fixing pages assistants can't read or find
• •Menu and hours pages structured so they can be pulled into an answer
• •One clear description of your restaurant and what you offer
• •Hours, address, and contact details matching across every listing

We write or rework the pages that answer the questions diners actually ask, in a form an assistant can quote correctly. Clear answers up top, self-contained menu and hours sections, and plain statements about private dining, catering, or reservations, including what you don't offer.

• •Existing pages reworked so key facts are easy to pull out
• •New pages only where a real diner question has no home yet
• •What you do and don't offer stated plainly, not implied
• •Facts dated and sourced so they're easy to keep current

Assistants look for agreement across independent sources. We find out which local guides, review sites, and directories actually get cited for restaurants like yours, then work on getting your listing corrected there and pursuing honest coverage.

• •Cited sources identified from your own baseline check
• •Existing listings corrected before chasing new ones
• •Outreach for local roundups, guides, and features
• •Coverage spread across several sources, not resting on just one

We re-run your question set on a set schedule and score it the same way each time. Reports show the starting point, the latest check, what changed, what work led to it, and what's next. If something moves and we can't explain why, we say so.

• •Set schedule, same wording, more than one run per question
• •Change reported against the baseline, not as a single score
• •Unexplained changes flagged instead of claimed as a win
• •Next steps set in a real conversation, not a static PDF