Restaurants without a website
Search “restaurants” in any city. Firefly lists the ones with no website or a broken one, easiest pitches first, each with a phone number to call.
Why restaurants are worth pitching
Before choosing where to eat, people check the menu, the hours and whether the place takes reservations, almost always on a phone. Restaurants that only have a delivery-app page or an Instagram account leave those questions unanswered, or answered by a third party that takes a cut of every order.
What to build and how to open the call
A mobile-first page with the menu as real text, the hours, the address with a map link and a way to order or book directly. The easiest opener is asking them to open their own site on their phone and find today's hours.
What a search usually turns up
- Instagram as the only web presence
- Sites that aren't mobile-friendly, so the menu needs pinching and zooming
- Footers showing a copyright year from years ago
- Slow sites heavy with large photos
How Firefly finds them
01
Search
Type the niche and a city. The list comes back in about a second, with phone numbers and addresses.
02
Worst first
Businesses with no website go to the top. Everyone else gets their site checked for HTTPS, a mobile layout, speed and signs that nobody has touched it in years.
03
Pitch the problem
Each lead lists the problems Firefly found, worded so the owner can check them on their own phone while you're on the call.
Other niches
- Plumbers
- Electricians
- Roofers
- HVAC contractors
- Landscapers
- House cleaning services
- Auto repair shops
- Barbershops
- Dentists
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