A hot roti being folded on a griddle in a small shop kitchen, steam rising, with curry fillings and a hand-written price board behind. All businesses
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Roti shop

Lunch is won before 11 AM. Be the roti people find, trust and order ahead.

Where your customers look

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Workers on lunch break

WhatsApp Status, Facebook, a colleague's tip, Google Maps

Visitors and cruise passengers

Google Maps, Tripadvisor, Apple Maps, ChatGPT, "roti near me"

Your regulars

WhatsApp: today's menu, order ahead, broadcast list

Your next moves

Pick where you are today.

  1. Put your shop on Google MapsMake a free Google Business Profile with your name, hours, phone and the exact pin.
  2. Set up WhatsApp BusinessFree app; add your shop name, hours and put each roti and its price in the catalogue.
  3. Take 10 photos in daylightShoot a roti cut open, the counter, the sign and you serving, near a window.
  4. Write your prices on a boardPhotograph it and post it, so nobody has to call to ask the price.
  5. Post today's menu by 9 AMUse WhatsApp Status every day you are open, so workers plan lunch early.
  1. Start taking pre-ordersTell people "order by 10:30, skip the line" and send it to a WhatsApp broadcast list.
  2. Save quick repliesMake one-tap answers for "What's today's curry?", "Are you open?" and "Where are you?"
  3. Ask 5 regulars for a Google reviewSend them your review link on WhatsApp; reviews help strangers choose you.
  4. Reply to every Google reviewThank the good ones and answer the bad ones calmly, within a day.

Moves most people miss

Small things that put you ahead.

  1. Add your menu to GooglePut each roti, its price and a photo in your Business Profile so searchers see it first.
  2. Add Bing Places and Apple Business ConnectBoth are free listings; Bing feeds ChatGPT search and Apple feeds Siri and Apple Maps.
  3. Use WhatsApp labels for ordersTag chats as New, Paid or Ready, so no lunch order is forgotten in the rush.
  4. Put a review QR code at the counterPrint the link as a QR code; happy customers scan it while they wait.

Be the answer AI gives

People now ask ChatGPT, Claude or Google's AI "where can I get a good roti for lunch in Castries?" The AI answers from what it can read about you online, so a clear, matching listing wins.

  • Match your name and phone everywhere Use the same shop name, address and number on Google, Bing, Apple, Facebook and Tripadvisor.
  • Say what you sell in plain words Write "chicken, beef and vegetable roti, lunch Monday to Friday, Castries" in every description.
  • Get reviews that name the food Ask regulars to mention what they ate; AI quotes reviews like "best curry chicken roti".
  • Make a one-page website Put your menu, prices, hours and map as real text, not only inside a photo.
Ask it like a customer

“Where can I get a good curry chicken roti for lunch in Castries?”

Are you in the answer? If not, start with the list above.

Your 7-day plan

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Your one line

Fill the blanks. Use it on WhatsApp, Google and Instagram.

Do

  • Show your prices
  • Post at the same time every day
  • Reply to messages within the hour

Don't

  • Post dark, blurry photos at night
  • Buy fake reviews
  • Make people call to ask the price
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