Putting a Kenosha pizzeria's own website first for its own name

Ray's Pizzeria had no website of its own, just a Facebook page and listings on delivery apps. Search for them and you landed on someone else's site.

A pizzeria also gets the same questions all day: what is on the menu, what does it cost, are you open right now. Every one of those was a phone call.

I built a homepage and a full menu page with photos from their own kitchen, and marked up all 43 menu items so Google can read every price. An AI chat assistant answers menu and hours questions any time, with limits so it cannot be abused, and calling the shop is one tap from any page.

I kept it to two pages on purpose. It is one walk-in location, so the Google profile carries the map results and the site makes sure people searching the name land on Ray's.