What we run, and what each job is measured in.

Marketing support for restaurants, hotels and hospitality groups, shaped around the business you need. Start with paid search, local discovery or private-event demand, and agree which work your team keeps.

Which Jay Street service should a restaurant hire?

Start with the business you want to improve and the work your team already handles. Paid search can support guest acquisition or event demand, local discovery helps guests find useful restaurant information, and reporting explains what each source measured. Agree the jobs and responsibilities before choosing the scope.

01

Search & Maps Advertising

Help guests find a restaurant or venue and take the next step. Keep dining-room and private-event goals separate, with the booking or inquiry action clearly defined.

03

Restaurant SEO & Local Search

Win the map pack, the profile, and pages a restaurant can own. Head terms like "best restaurants" belong to aggregators.

05

Paid Social

Use Instagram, Reels, and Stories to reach nearby guests before they search, then tie reservation clicks and event inquiries back to the ad.

06

Measurement & Reporting

See spending and measured actions by location. Understand the difference between reservation clicks, completed bookings, platform-reported visits and sent event inquiries.

07

Hyperlocal Brand Prominence

When someone nearby searches, the logo and a line of copy sit at the top of the map. That is the Maps face of foot traffic ads, not a product that reaches people before they search.

When to hire this, and when not to

Hire this when you need to attract guests or event inquiries and understand the measured actions behind that spending, with each location on its own line.

Hire someone else when the bottleneck is earned media, a rebrand, daily content, or influencer management. Those jobs need a different specialist.

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