Comments on Inside Market Research: Restaurants on the Web - Part 2 of 3

Interesting text. You have a nice blog. Keep it up...

2009-09-01T06:09:28.651-04:00

Interesting text. You have a nice blog. Keep it up!

I just cant believe that restaurants dont take the...

2009-07-24T08:07:15.204-04:00

I just cant believe that restaurants dont take there web presence seriously!

It is essentially their restaurant shop front online, so it gives people a sense of what the restaurant is all about. What does it say if they cant be bothered to do it?

Plus they are missing out on huge traffic from visitors to their area that do a quick search to see where is good to eat/drink etc.

I guess a lot of business owners dont understand the internet and its power and so dont embrace what they dont know, instead of employing a professional to deal with it!

I share the same views. Liked your blog very much....

2009-06-26T03:29:44.839-04:00

I share the same views. Liked your blog very much.

Word up, Reuben. LookupPage is a nifty site. Exc...

2008-12-21T10:31:00.000-05:00

Word up, Reuben. LookupPage is a nifty site. Except, a business must pay $95 a year to promote itself there. On my site (MyWikiBiz) their annual cost commitment is ZILCH. Heck, they might even make a few bucks at MyWikiBiz, if they embed their Google AdSense ad.

I agree that it doesn't seem like Hamburger Hank's...

2008-12-21T07:48:00.000-05:00

I agree that it doesn't seem like Hamburger Hank's put any effort into branding themselves online. It's too bad, really, because there are free easy-to-use web services like LookupPage that could help them get jump-started on an online presence.