Making an AI restaurant website builder SEO-ready

We tested every SEO feature in BiteHeist's builder against the live websites it produces. We checked what Google actually receives, not just what the dashboard shows. Each feature was either confirmed working or sent to the developers with a clear fix.

We created a standard for what every restaurant site must produce when it is published.

The builder's pre-publish SEO check now has clear rules to enforce.

We audited restaurant websites built on the platform. Each audit covered technical SEO, on-page SEO, speed, schema and local signals. Findings from real sites fed back into the builder, so each fix helps every restaurant.

The builder can create dish and location pages on its own. We reviewed these pages for quality, uniqueness and search value. We also set guidelines so the builder creates useful pages, not thin or repeated ones.

We reviewed how BiteHeist's test environment is handled in search. We set rules so test sites never compete with, or get confused with, real restaurant websites.

We supported a multi-location restaurant moving to BiteHeist from another platform. We mapped old URLs to the right new pages and wrote specs for the new pages each redirect needed. This protects the rankings the restaurant built before the move.

We checked each developer fix at the server level, where Google reads the page. Fixes were tested on the test environment first, then on live sites. Each one was tracked until it passed.