More Covers. Cleaner PCI. Zero Nights Lost.
Multi-location Google Maps SEO and a network built to keep the POS running and the PCI paperwork clean — scheduled around service, not during it.
When your POS goes down next Friday at 7 PM, who do you call, and what's your paper-ticket plan?
Every location runs its own Google profile with inconsistent hours and inconsistent review responses, the POS provider covers the terminal but nobody's confirmed the guest Wi-Fi is actually segmented off of it, and delivery-platform fees keep climbing while direct traffic stays flat.
POS outages at the worst time
Friday 7 PM rush, terminal down, thirty tickets running on paper.
PCI compliance nobody's confirmed
The POS provider covers the terminal; guest Wi-Fi segmentation and the SAQ on file are a different question entirely.
Google Maps rank flat, location to location
Inconsistent profiles, inconsistent review responses, and an SEO bill that never produced a ranking.
My SEO & My IT, built around covers and PCI
My SEO drives the traffic; My IT keeps the network — and the PCI posture behind it — actually holding up across every location.
| Service | What's Included | Cadence |
|---|---|---|
| My Jian Visibility | Unlimited-hours keyword research, on-page and off-page SEO, and keyword-targeted content and video, aimed at the searches and map-pack visibility that put a table on the books — one flat program instead of a per-location bill | 12-month program, no hour caps, monthly reporting |
| My IT | Network design and segmentation (guest Wi-Fi off the POS network), PCI compliance posture reviews, and a 24/7 U.S.-based help desk for the Friday-night POS call | 24/7 monitoring; segmentation and posture-review projects scheduled around service, not during it |
Questions multi-unit restaurant owners actually ask
How do I rank higher on Google Maps for multiple restaurant locations?
What's a PCI compliance checklist for a Toast POS with five locations?
My POS went down on a Friday night — is this a POS vendor problem or my network?
How do I segment guest Wi-Fi from POS so I pass PCI?
How do I reduce my DoorDash / Uber Eats dependence and get more direct traffic?
What's the right tech stack for a 10-unit restaurant group — POS, inventory, reservations, marketing?
Who's the best SEO agency for a multi-unit restaurant group in Orange County?
How do I handle negative reviews consistently across all my locations?
What's the right way to staff IT when I have five restaurants and no IT person?
What happens if I get a PCI fine — and how do I prevent it?
Real, anonymized restaurant SEO work
Two ongoing restaurant SEO engagements from the same delivery model behind My SEO — described here only in aggregate, anonymized terms.
Multi-month SEO & content program, restaurant client
213 logged time entries across four months — new SEO-optimized blog content, technical fixes against SEMrush and HOTH audit findings, keyword-rank tracking, and weekly performance reporting — delivered by a 4-person specialist team with a standing weekly review cadence.
Range across engagements: a second, lighter-touch restaurant SEO engagement in the same period ran 25 time entries and 42 hours — the same program scales from ongoing maintenance to a full monthly build-out depending on what a location actually needs.
PCI-DSS built in, not bolted on after a fine
Network segmentation and posture reviews, not just a POS provider's word
PCI-DSS posture review and guest-Wi-Fi/POS network segmentation are named parts of My IT and My Security — not an assumption inherited from a POS provider's own "we're compliant" language.
Orange County's densest dining corridors
Based in Irvine, scheduled around dinner service across the county's highest-volume restaurant districts.
Ready to stop losing Friday nights to the POS?
A free assessment covers your current Google Maps position, PCI posture, and network segmentation — scheduled around service, not during it.