Boost Your Restaurant’s Visibility and Outperform the Competition

Docket runs restaurant content marketing from plan to publish. It reads your restaurant's website, suggests unlimited topic ideas every week, scored from your search demand and a calendar of 122 dated occasions, drafts each one you pick in your voice and checks it 450+ ways. It also asks ChatGPT where people should eat, and publishes to WordPress now or on a schedule.

Docket starts restaurant Christmas party content well before December. It gives every seasonal topic three dates: when the occasion happens, when the piece should be live, and when writing should start. Christmas party season opens on 1 November, and writing starts 75 days before that. Valentine's Day and Mother's Day start 35 days out.

Docket's calendar holds 122 dated occasions, filtered by region and industry. For restaurants that includes Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Burns Night, Shrove Tuesday, St Patrick's Day, Dry January, Veganuary, Afternoon Tea Week, cocktail week, and asparagus, barbecue, oyster and game seasons, plus Thanksgiving, the Super Bowl and Diwali.

Docket helps by showing what ChatGPT tells diners today and what to publish next. It asks ChatGPT the questions diners ask, with live web search, and records which restaurants and sources were named instead. Each gap can become a brief for an article that answers the question clearly, such as a private dining or dietary guide. No tool can promise a recommendation, so Docket takes a fresh reading every 7 days.

Docket plans restaurant blog ideas from your own search demand, the questions diners ask ChatGPT and a calendar of 122 dated occasions. The Restaurants & Food preset adds four content patterns: menu and dish explainers; occasion guides for groups, dates and families; dietary and allergen guides; and seasonal and local sourcing stories. Each week brings an unlimited supply of scored topics across 6 search intents, and you pick the ones you want.

Yes. Docket asks ChatGPT, with live web search, the questions diners ask: 20 by default and up to 100. It records whether your restaurant was named, where, which restaurants were named instead and which sources were cited, so every reading reflects what diners actually see.

Yes, from the facts you give it. Dietary and allergen guides are one of the Restaurants & Food preset's content patterns. Put your allergen and dietary information in the Vault and pin it, so it goes to the writer on every article, and have someone who knows the kitchen give each draft a final read before it publishes.

Docket focuses on the articles on your own website rather than your Google Business Profile. It does find published reviews through a web search that has to retrieve the source page, so every review it reports is one you can open and read for yourself.

Yes. Each restaurant can be its own website in Docket, with its own brand rules, competitors, calendar, WordPress connection and topic queue. All of them sit in one workspace, and everyone in that workspace sees every restaurant. A single-domain group can instead use the Local intent for place-by-place topics.