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Rooms, tables and functions, each a tap from the first screen, so more of your bookings come straight to you. Send your web address and Joseph rebuilds your homepage, with a two-minute video.
No card, no deposit. See the four venues
Joseph built the websites for Camelia Grove, The Strand, Oxford House and The Norfolk, four venues in one Sydney hospitality group. Each one is built around how its guests book.
Italian pub, eatery and two apartments upstairs, Alexandria.
A 1920s corner pub with a rooftop and 17 rooms, Darlinghurst.
Boutique hotel with a pool terrace and Busby’s restaurant, Paddington.
Mexican pub with three function spaces, Redfern. Shown here: its functions page.
Guests arrive with one of five jobs: book a room, book a table or read the menu, ask about a function, see what’s on, or find the hours. Each should take two taps.
What the place is, where it is, and the two bookings that matter. No slideshow, no popup.
One line of today’s hours, and anything that’s closed, so nobody makes a wasted trip.
Each bar or dining room with its hours, its menu as a page rather than a PDF, and Book a Table.
Each room type with a photo, the beds and a from price, and why it pays to book direct.
This week only, each with a day and a time. Last month’s trivia night costs you trust.
Every space with its seated and standing numbers, then one short enquiry form.
Address, map, phone and the full hours, before the footer.
And a bar along the bottom of the phone with Book a Table, Book a Room and Enquire, there all the way down.
Every room booked through Booking.com or Expedia costs you a commission. Every guest who books on your own site instead is one you don’t pay it on.
Your commission is set in your contract with each site; around 15 per cent is common in Australia, and some pay more for better placement. Parity clauses can stop you showing a lower public rate on your own website, so a book-direct page wins on what the travel sites can’t offer: breakfast, a late checkout, flexible cancellation, a better room.
Day 0. Free
Your website or Google Business Profile, your email and mobile, and a few taps about what you want.
Two business days later. Free
The link stays live for 7 days.
Within 7 days. From $249 a month +GST
Say yes and we do the rest. Your first month is charged when you approve the design. Live within 14 days of sign-off, or that month back.
The rebuild is free. If you go ahead, one monthly price covers the finished site, with no lock-in.
WebsitesNo lock-in
From$249a month +GST
Hosting, edits, support and your copy included. Leave any time and owe nothing. Your price drops after 12 months.
Yours to keep. Your domain and content are yours from day one. The design files and a static export of your site are yours at month 12, or sooner if you pay off the rest of the build. Terms, clause 13
More than one location? Email hello@bdog.com.au for a quote.
Marketing
From$449a month +GST
Marketing for your business, quoted after a call with Joseph. Ad spend is separate, paid by you straight to Google or Meta.
Or email hello@bdog.com.au and he’ll call you.
All your tracking in one place: Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads, Meta, your Google Business Profile and counted calls, once you give us access.
Month to month, with 30 days’ notice to stop. We tell you what we’d do and what it costs before anything starts.
The ones venues ask before they send their address.
Something else? Call Joseph on 0452 424 845.
Yes. Your Book a Room and Book a Table buttons go straight into the system you already use, so bookings land where they do now, and linking them is included. Building a booking engine or table booking into the page itself, rather than linking to it, is quoted first.
No website can, and you probably wouldn’t want it to: they find guests you’d never reach. What a good homepage does is make booking direct the easy choice for everyone who already knows your name, with your direct perks right beside the button.
Either. Some groups want a site per venue, so each keeps its own name in Google; others want one group site with a page for each venue. Joseph works out which suits you on the call, and it’s quoted from there.
Email the change and it’s done, usually within two business days, as part of your monthly fee. Menus and function packs go on as pages rather than PDFs, so they read on a phone and turn up in Google.
Yes. Marketing starts from $500 a month +GST, quoted after a call with Joseph: your Google Business Profile, search, and Google and Meta ads for functions and rooms. Ad spend is separate. Any ad that mentions drinks follows Liquor & Gaming NSW’s rules on promotions.
Within two business days you get your homepage rebuilt for a phone, a two-minute video from Joseph and a short list of what changed.
No. Everything arrives by email and you watch it in your own time. If you’d rather talk, call Joseph on 0452 424 845.
Nothing, for 30 days. It stays live on its existing host so it’s there if you want it back. After that you can cancel the old hosting, or we’ll do it with you.
We map every page on your old site to the right page on the new one before we switch, so links and search results keep landing somewhere sensible. Rankings move for all sorts of reasons, but a redirect map is what stops a move from being one of them.
Send your web address. It lands in two business days.
No card, no deposit. Questions? Call 0452 424 845.
