Hospitality & food
How to find clients for online ordering & delivery tech
Restaurants paying high platform commission, or with no online ordering at all, lose margin on every order.
For online-ordering, QR menu and commission-free delivery platforms. Six steps, from the first search to the last follow-up.
- 1
Search Google Maps for these businesses
Run each search in the city you sell to. These are the trades that buy this most.
RestaurantsPizzeriasTakeawaysCafesBakeriesFood trucksJuice bars - 2
Keep the ones that are ready to buy
- No Website
- No website anywhere on its listing: a search finds a map pin and a phone number.
- Social Only
- Its only home online is a social profile, such as a Facebook page.
- Outdated Design
- The site still runs Flash or jQuery 1, or its footer year is four or more years old.
Leave out: Restaurants whose site already takes direct orders.
- 3
Open on the right channel
WhatsApp or a call outside service; email when the site lists one.
- 4
Lead with one thing you noticed
- Direct orders from your own website with no commission.
- QR menus and table ordering that speed up service.
- Your own customer list for repeat orders.
- 5
Send an opener like this one
Opening messageHighlighted parts are filled in for each businessHi contact name, Most restaurants in city hand a big slice of every delivery order to the apps. We give places like business name their own online ordering — direct, commission-free, live in a day. Would a quick demo be useful? Best, sender name
- 6
Follow up twice, then stop
- Day 3: what a month of direct orders would save them.
- Day 7: a free setup offer.
Run it in Leads Ranger
The whole playbook, done for you.
Raptor sweeps Google Maps for the searches above, city-wide, and reads each business's own website for its real email. Every lead lands tagged with the signs from step 2, and your AI agent writes the opener for each one.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT and your assistant reads this playbook as a Skill, so “find me clients” already knows who to look for.
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