Skip the app. Order direct.
Why this worksRegulars already want the pizza. The ad gives them a reason to order the way that keeps the margin, no discount war.
Nobody in this business shows you anything before the invoice. Scroll. Every piece below came out of the same engine that will read your business, and you can judge it line by line before you pay us a thing.









Every business here is invented, so nothing on this page is a promised result. The businesses are made up. The craft is not. Nine verticals shown, the same engine runs for salons, dentists, gyms and auto shops, and competitor benchmarks always use the median, never the one loud outlier.
Beloved neighborhood pizzeria bleeding margin to a third-party ordering app.
Delivery routes through an app that takes a cut of every ticket, and nothing on your side offers a direct-order path. Every one of those orders is a customer the app owns and you do not.
Your regulars are the ones who would order direct if you gave them a reason. Every one of them still goes through the app, because ordering from you earns them nothing.
A hungry local searching a dish by name never finds it. Search engines cannot read a PDF menu, so every specialty you are known for is invisible.
The plan to collect itPut a first-party order button where regulars see it first, give them a reason to use it, and make the menu something search can actually read.
Software only, no human deliverables here. A fresh scan runs on Roselli’s every month, names what changed, and keeps a running tally. It remembers every prior month, so month three builds on what month one found. Every figure here is an illustrative example, not a promised result.
One Factory month is four drops, one a week, each drawn from the fixed menu and human-reviewed before it reaches you. Here is a month for Roselli's, the actual copy, not a description of it.


Landing-section mockup
Why this worksRegulars already want the pizza. The ad gives them a reason to order the way that keeps the margin, no discount war.
Why this worksThe regular who lands on the site should see one button before anything else, and know exactly what tapping it does.
Why this worksOne send to the people who already love the place, told plainly there is now a better way to order.
Why this worksEvery reply is read by the next 100 people deciding where to order. The five-star one reinforces what makes Roselli’s Roselli’s; the critical one is handled so a future reader trusts you more.
The full Factory menu: paid-social ad concept, social content pack, email or SMS campaign, review replies batch, landing-section mockup, and Google Business Profile fix. Every drop above is example format, written for a fictional business. On a real month, the specifics are yours. Not included at this tier: ad management, full site builds, custom code.
Fully managed. The owner touches none of this. We run it and report what moved. By application only. Senior work, and we only take it on if we can move a number you care about.
The scan is free. Up to four finds, in real terms.
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