Coffee only, kept entirely separate from fashion, as you asked. What the audit found, what it costs to leave it, and a free trial at Uptown Mall if you want proof before you commit.
You told us the first audit mixed the two together. You were right. Everything from here is coffee only, and it stays that way.
Philippines and Indonesia, covered under one programme.
Hard baseline on each. The last store is baselined in week one.
The fashion location has been removed. Separate business, separate profiles, separate visuals.
Fashion is a separate conversation for a separate day.
The score is simply how often you appear when somebody nearby searches for coffee. 100 means you turn up across the whole neighbourhood. 38 means you turn up at your own doorstep and little further. The customer already walking past finds you. The one deciding three blocks away sees a competitor.
Google's AI answers decide who gets recommended for "coffee near me" long before anyone clicks. They build that from structured profile data. Thin or contradictory data sends the recommendation elsewhere. It is still an uncrowded space, which is why the window is open now.
Several coffee branches are not cleanly categorised as coffee, so they never enter the results customers actually search.
Coffee locations currently sit on a fashion-branded domain, alongside a second site carrying different content. Mixed signals weaken both.
Your Indonesian stores hold 4.4 and above. The Philippine stores do not. Same brand, same coffee, different asking habit.
Nineteen stores, real daily foot traffic, an average of 38 out of 100. A gap that size is millions of pesos of walk-in revenue arriving at somebody else's counter every month it stays open.
New investment raises the bar on demonstrable results, quickly. Visibility and rating movement across the portfolio is one of the few things you can show that is measurable, dated and clearly attributable.
How customers find a coffee shop is being rewritten right now. That shift moves month to month, not year to year. Clean data gets recommended. The rest stop being offered.
Rankings and review counts build on themselves. Whichever coffee brand in Manila or Jakarta fixes this first becomes the hard one to overtake a year from now.
One location, no cost, no commitment. If it does not move, you have lost nothing but the time it took to read this.
Starts the day you say go and still ends 30 September, however long you take to decide.
The part of the programme that moves fastest. Website and wider SEO are not included in the trial.
Uptown sits at 3.8 from 238 reviews today. Tap-to-review stickers and neutral staff training close that.
Google needs about five days after month end to compile. That is when September is real rather than provisional.
We cannot delete a profile and we do not process personal data. That limit is deliberate.
Fake reviews are not something we do and not something that survives. Your Indonesian stores already hold 4.4 and above on the same coffee and the same brand. The Philippine gap is an asking problem, not a quality problem.
A tap-to-review sticker at the counter opens your review page on the customer's phone. No app, no searching. The people who already enjoyed the visit simply stop dropping out on the way.
Staff are trained to invite a review without steering it. No incentives, no discounts for stars, no asking only the customers who look pleased.
Screening customers before inviting a review breaks Google's rules and puts the profile at risk. We do not do it. Negative reviews get answered properly instead.
Your coffee locations currently live on a fashion-branded domain, next to a second site carrying different content. A dedicated coffee site resolves that, built with coffee photography and kept entirely separate from the fashion brand.
The free trial can begin the day you say go, and September's results are ready on 5 October. We are happy to join your leadership meeting and present this directly, so the questions get answered in the room rather than passed along.