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We've been quite successful at cracking the UK market and we run the sites for a few of the UK's biggest chains down to some smaller brasserie style companies.

We've been quite successful at cracking the UK market and we run the sites for a few of the UK's biggest chains down to some smaller brasserie style companies. I'd like to present some work which I think is good for a change (there are a lot of bad examples on here) So here we go http://giraffe.net http://giraffe.net http://www.chezgerard.co.uk http://www.chezgerard.co.uk http://www.brasseriegerard.co.uk http://www.brasseriegerard.co.uk Some of our older ones http://www.strada.co.uk http://www.strada.co.uk http://www.caferouge.co.uk http://www.caferouge.co.uk http://www.bellaitalia.co.uk http://www.bellaitalia.co.uk The most visited pages on our busiest sites are 1. Offers and vouchers 2. Locations 3. Menus so it is really important to do those well. Also we've recently launched a product that allows anyone with a website the ability to have a content managed mobile site set up and working in no time. The product is called http://www.pocketdiner.co.uk http://www.pocketdiner.co.uk Any feedback or comments are welcome

iheartmemcache 16y ago
Well, I think we're all thinking it- how'd you go about acquiring your customers (as that's a notoriously hard market to crack)? Also, your pricing for "Chain" @PocketDiner seems wayyy too low. Even £49/mo for "Multi" is probably priced too low. The overhead per store per hour is probably more than that.
lowglow 16y ago
thanks. This gives me something to focus on.
Erwin 16y ago
At the gourmet high end, my favourite is http://www.squarerestaurant.com/ http://www.squarerestaurant.com/ -- I love the big, big pictures of food, and of course all the other information being available. They use the same format at Pied a Terre. The annoying ones are e.g. http://www.wildhoneyrestaurant.co.uk/ http://www.wildhoneyrestaurant.co.uk/ -- useless use of Flash, this could be done in pure HTML and not force me to scroll a tiny frame with a menu. It could be much worse though, el bulli's website has a "virtual city" you have to wander through in order to select a wine from their menu -- "easy and fun" they say: http://vins.elbulli.com/elbullivi.php?lang=en http://vins.elbulli.com/elbullivi.php?lang=en

iheartmemcache 16y ago

Well, I think we're all thinking it- how'd you go about acquiring your customers (as that's a notoriously hard market to crack)? Also, your pricing for "Chain" @PocketDiner seems wayyy too low. Even £49/mo for "Multi" is probably priced too low. The overhead per store per hour is probably more than that.

lowglow 16y ago

thanks. This gives me something to focus on.

Erwin 16y ago

At the gourmet high end, my favourite is http://www.squarerestaurant.com/ http://www.squarerestaurant.com/ -- I love the big, big pictures of food, and of course all the other information being available. They use the same format at Pied a Terre. The annoying ones are e.g. http://www.wildhoneyrestaurant.co.uk/ http://www.wildhoneyrestaurant.co.uk/ -- useless use of Flash, this could be done in pure HTML and not force me to scroll a tiny frame with a menu. It could be much worse though, el bulli's website has a "virtual city" you have to wander through in order to select a wine from their menu -- "easy and fun" they say: http://vins.elbulli.com/elbullivi.php?lang=en http://vins.elbulli.com/elbullivi.php?lang=en