Boardwalk Mike's Hot Dogs, a plan from TJ

What I found on your Google listing

The hard part is already done: 45 people took the time to rate you, and they average 4.9. Around those stars, the listing has four quick fixes.

Your listing, as Google shows it today

Rating4.9 from 45
OwnerUnclaimed
Phone numberNot listed
Category"Restaurant"
HoursTwo answers

Claim it

Google still shows Own this business? on your listing, and you told me you never set it up. Once it's yours, you can answer reviews as the owner, post updates and fix anything that's off.

Add your phone number

Right now Google shows Add place's phone number where your number should be. With it there, someone deciding where to get lunch can tap to call and ask if you're open.

Pick the right category

Google has you as "Restaurant," its catch-all. Your category is one of the main things Google uses to decide which searches you show up in, and there are categories made for exactly what you sell.

Make the hours match

Google says Monday to Saturday, 11 to 4, and so does your newest post. Your Facebook page says Tuesday to Saturday, closed Monday. Once they match, a Monday customer gets one answer.

The best news is that all four are fixable. Google has the owner verify the listing themselves, so that one step needs you. The rest is on me.

Checked on Google Maps, Google Search and your Facebook page, October 8, 2026.

What you asked for

Reach people in Hazlet, every town that touches it, and a ring further out.

The center

Hazlet, home of the cart.

Every town that touches Hazlet

Aberdeen, Holmdel, Keansburg, Keyport, Middletown and Union Beach.

The next ring out, for example

Matawan, Marlboro, Colts Neck, Red Bank and Atlantic Highlands.

Towns placed by direction from Hazlet, not to scale.

Close to the cart: your Google listing

Google shows people places near where they're searching. A claimed, complete listing with your phone, the right category and hours that match is your best shot at Hazlet.

The towns around you: one page each

Your website gets a page for each town, one a month, written for people searching from there. Each one is written fresh, never a copy with the town name swapped, because Google treats those as spam.

The plans

Growth, $349/mo, 3-month minimum, includes your new website. I think it fits you best, since the town pages are exactly the reach you described. Local is there if you'd rather start lighter.

My pick
for you

Growth

$349/month

3-month minimum, includes your new website.

To start

Your new websiteRight now Google's website button sends people to your Facebook page.
Your name, address and phone sent to the main online directories, plus a Bing listingMatching details everywhere are part of how Google decides to trust a listing.
Tracking set up on your website and listingCalls, directions, Google searches and visits from AI tools like ChatGPT. See the sample report below.

Every month

A new page aimed at what people searchStarting with the towns around Hazlet.
A short report on the 10thWhat I did, what changed, what's next, with your tracked numbers.

Plus everything in Local.

Local

$199/month

The lighter option: the Google side only.

To start

Your Google listing claimed and filled inPhone, hours, photos and the right category.

Every month

Every review answeredDrafted by me, texted to you for your yes.
Posts on your Google listing
New photos added as you send them
Hours, phone and category checked, and holiday hours set ahead

Video · Social Engine

$949/month

You film at the cart. I do the rest.

I write the scripts and the shot list
You shoot the clips on your phone
My edit system turns them into reels with subtitles and motion graphics
I post them to your Instagram and Facebook

The same reels can run as paid ads targeted to Hazlet and the towns around it.

Rather not film it yourself? I send a shooter to the cart for $1,249/mo.

One person, running on a system

I'm one person, and I run on a system I built. It does the watching and the first drafts, so my time goes into the work and you only get asked for a yes.

A review comes in

I'm watching for new reviews all day. I draft a reply that sounds like you and text it to you. You text back your yes, and it goes up on Google as your reply.
Your listing stays current

Posts go up on your Google listing and new photos get added. Every month I check your hours, phone and category so nothing drifts, and holiday hours get set ahead of time.
Tracking runs in the background Growth

Calls, directions, Google searches and AI visits, read straight from Google's own tools and the network your website runs on. No guessing.
You get a report Growth

On the 10th of every month: what I did, what changed, what's next. There's a sample at the bottom of this page.

Showing up in AI answers

People ask ChatGPT and Google's AI where to get lunch nearby. Those tools build their answers from what's already online about you: your Google listing, your reviews, your website and the big directories.

Where can I get a good hot dog near Hazlet?

Google's AI on your listing today

"delicious all-beef hot dogs, Italian hot dogs, and sausage sandwiches"

Google already reads your reviews and sums them up. My job is making sure everything it reads about you is complete, correct and the same everywhere.

How I get you in there

Registered with Google and Bing on day one. ChatGPT and other AI tools read those indexes.
Code on every page that tells AI tools exactly what you are, where you are and when you're open.
The same name, address and phone on your listing, your website and the directories.
Pages that answer real questions, like where to get a hot dog near Holmdel.

What I track

AI visits: people ChatGPT and other AI tools sent straight to your website. From Google Analytics.
AI reads: times an AI tool read one of your pages to answer someone's question. From Cloudflare, where your website lives.

Both show up in your monthly report. The website side comes with Growth, and Local covers your listing and reviews. Nobody controls what an AI recommends, but what it reads about you is something I can control.

Right down Route 36

Hangar 36, month one

Mike Marshall's restaurant, also on Route 36 in Hazlet. August was our first month. Here's what got done, from the report Mike got.

2wrong facts fixed on their Google listing. It said they had no vegetarian options (they do), and it gave two different answers about parking.
42reviews with no reply, counted one by one. I wrote a reply for every one.
25directories sent the same name, address and phone, plus a new Bing listing.
10holiday dates set on their listing for the year, using their own hours rule.
A new page for people searching for breakfast catering in Hazlet, and more depth on their visit page.

Since then, every new review there gets a reply drafted and texted to Mike for his yes. It would work the same way for you.

What the monthly report looks like

Here it is with blanks where your numbers would go. Same link every month, and each month adds a column so the trend is easy to see.

Monthly report · No. 001