Diagnosis rules
This page explains how to read diagnosis results in plain language. It is not a complicated scoring sheet. Use it to identify which platform has the most urgent problem and why Foodism Claw recommends one task before another.
How to use this guide
Section titled “How to use this guide”Read the diagnosis by platform:
- Fix anything that blocks guests from finding, trusting, or contacting the restaurant.
- Then handle issues that weaken conversion, such as missing menus, weak links, or unanswered reviews.
- After the basics are stable, schedule growth work such as posts, local SEO content, photos, and website updates.
Google Business Profile diagnosis is the main structured diagnosis today. X, Website, and Dineway diagnosis pages are platform operations guides used to decide what the next assistant task should be.
Platform check pages
Section titled “Platform check pages”Use the platform pages when you need the detailed checks and common findings:
| Platform | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Google Business Profile diagnosis | Store facts, reviews, action links, photos, and connected profile data |
| X platform diagnosis | Account identity, posting freshness, content relevance, conversion paths, and public interaction cues |
| Website and Dineway diagnosis | Website clarity, menu visibility, action links, content freshness, and local SEO basics |
Cross-platform consistency
Section titled “Cross-platform consistency”The same restaurant facts should not conflict across Google, X, and the website.
| Area | Why it matters | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Name and address | Inconsistent identity confuses guests and search engines | Store name, address, phone |
| Hours | Guests should not arrive when the store is closed | Google hours, website hours, X updates |
| Menu and links | Bad links stop conversion | Menu, ordering, booking, delivery URLs |
| Brand promise | The restaurant should sound like one business everywhere | Cuisine, price level, specialties, current offers |
How to read severity
Section titled “How to read severity”| Signal | Meaning | Manager action |
|---|---|---|
| Critical | A guest may get blocked or misled | Fix or confirm the fact first |
| Warning | The store can still operate, but trust or conversion may suffer | Add it to this week’s work |
| Info | No emergency, but there is room to improve | Use it for growth work after basics |
A manager-friendly rule of thumb
Section titled “A manager-friendly rule of thumb”If the issue can stop a guest from finding, visiting, or contacting the restaurant today, handle it today. If it hurts trust or makes a guest hesitate, handle it this week. If it supports reach, content, or SEO, schedule it after the store basics and review loop are stable.
For daily use, this page is enough: identify the platform, confirm the fact, and assign one practical next step.