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Hours live only on Facebook
Google shows its own hours, taken from your listing rather than your page. Wrong hours send somebody to a locked door exactly once, and that customer does not come back or tell you why.
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Almost every customer checks one thing before they get in the car: are you open, and do you have it.
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Google shows its own hours, taken from your listing rather than your page. Wrong hours send somebody to a locked door exactly once, and that customer does not come back or tell you why.
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A shop with no product pages is a phone number with a logo on it. You do not need a full online store, you need enough that a stranger knows the drive is worth making.
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For a small shop these are genuine objections, and nobody ever says them out loud. One line about where to park removes a reason not to come.
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Late nights, markets and seasonal stock are your busiest days of the year, and they usually exist only as a Facebook post that sank a week later.
Hours Google trusts, enough of your stock to justify the trip, and a page that loads in a parking lot on one bar of signal.
Often not. Plenty of shops do better with a site that gets people through the door than one that ships parcels. Stock, hours, location and a reason the trip is worth making. Add commerce when there is a genuine reason for it, not by default.
Not on price and not on delivery. On curation, advice, and being somewhere real that people can walk into. The things a warehouse structurally cannot do are the things your site should lead with.
It is good at discovery and poor at being found. Nobody searches Instagram for gift shop open now near me. That search happens on Google and lands on a website or a map listing, and if you have neither it lands on a competitor.
We build for retail and shops across BC, the Greater Toronto Area and the rest of Canada. Two ways in: a quick onsite audit in 30 seconds with no email required, or a handwritten audit back to you within 48 hours. Both are free and both are yours to keep.
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