Totally agree! A Google Business account is just the appetizer, especially if the owner doesn’t fill in things like operating hours, food photos, or even the address properly. It is like setting up a warung but forgetting to tell people why people must visit their warung and when the warung is open .

And yup, Google is powerful, it’s like the go-to search when people are hungry. Social media helps, but Google is where people search with intention. Social media is not a place for people who search with specific intention.

About non-TLD blogs, they can still show up on search results if the content is strong. But let’s be real, people these days are a bit judgy. When they see a restaurant blog with a domain like “mieayam123.blogspot.com,” trust can slip faster than sambal on a white shirt. A proper domain makes the business look way more legit and serious in Google’s eyes and the customer’s.

What about non TLD blog? Does it have power to promote a business on Google?

I’d love to hear which spots you have found so far, maybe we can compile a little foodie map together. And your blog sounds like the perfect place for those businesses to start getting seen. Got any recent food hunts worth writing about?

But sometimes, when I search on Google, I can’t find the right spot. That’s why I think Food Business owners should really consider creating w website.

Or maybe even guest post on my blog. Hehehe…