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Typically 24–48 hours for first clicks and calls. Full optimisation takes 2–3weeks — the algorithm needs enough conversions to learn. One SBS Nagar client got 12 reservation calls on day one because we pre‑built campaigns using competitor gap analysis. By week three, we normally hit consistent cost‑per‑reservation under ₹150, then shift to scaling: expanding to lookalike audiences and testing new ad formats.

We recommend starting at ₹15,000–25,000/month. At an average CPC of ₹28 (mid‑range for SBS Nagar), ₹15,000 gives roughly 535 clicks. With 6% conversion rate, that's about 32 reservations or direction requests. Smaller budgets (₹8,000–12,000) can work for hyper‑local targeting — one dhaba on Banga Chowk succeeded on ₹9,000/month. But with less than ₹15k, data accumulation is slow.

Absolutely — we call this dayparting. For lunch, we run ads 11 am–2 pm with higher bids for offices near Main Bazaar Road and Bus Stand. For dinner, 6 pm–10 pm targeting residential areas. This saves 30–40% of budget compared to 24/7 running. One client's dinner‐only campaign had a 8.5% conversion rate versus 4% for all‐day.

Zomato and Swiggy spend heavily on generic 'order food' terms, but you can outrank them on hyper‑local and cuisine‑specific searches. For example, 'Mooli Paratha breakfast Banga' has far less competition than 'food near me'. Our clients build campaigns around their USP — homemade, fresh, family recipes — and target people within walking distance. This reduces CPC and builds direct loyalty.

Both can work, but we recommend separate campaigns because intent differs. Dine‑in searchers type 'best restaurant in Nawanshahr' or 'family dinner place near Main Bazaar Road' — they want ambiance and menu. Delivery searchers type 'home delivery Banga' or 'Punjabi thali delivery' — they want speed and price. We set different bid adjustments; typically delivery CPC is 20% lower because more competition from aggregators.

Our data shows Punjabi‐first ads get 22% higher CTR in SBS Nagar. We write headlines like 'Punjabi Thali – Ghar da Swad, Bahar da Maza' or 'Mittho, Aajo! Jhatpat Booking'. For English searches, we use simple phrases — 'Best Butter Chicken in Banga', 'Lunch Thali ₹99'. We match the language of the search query.

Yes — 78% of restaurant‐related clicks in SBS Nagar come from mobile. Most people search while driving or walking. We optimise for mobile: click‑to‑call buttons, one‑tap directions, and simple landing pages. Our mobile conversion rate (call or direction request) is 6 — <a href="https://adsmg.ai/services/google-ads/restaurants/jalandhar">Restaurants Google Ads in Jalandhar</a>.8%, versus 4.2% on desktop. We increase mobile bid adjustments by 20%.

Seasonal dips are real — after Baisakhi, restaurant search volume drops 30–40% for a few weeks. We recommend maintaining a baseline budget during quiet periods ( ₹8,000–12,000/month) for brand awareness, but shift messaging to 'rainy day specials' or 'off‐peak discounts'. We also use the time to test new keywords and ad copy, so when demand spikes again (Lohri, Gurupurab), campaigns are optimised.

For 'family dinner' keywords in SBS Nagar, cost per lead (reservation call) ranges ₹120–200. CPC for those terms is around ₹22–35, and conversion rate from click to call is 10–15% because family dinner searches have high intent. Compare to generic 'restaurant' keywords where cost per lead can be ₹350–500. So niche targeting is crucial.

We recommend targeting a 10‑15km radius around your restaurant, but exclude villages where people are unlikely to travel. For a dhaba on the highway, you might include rural areas because travelers come from far. Family restaurants in Nawanshahr should target only within 5km because residents rarely drive far for dinner. We use radius targeting with demographic overlays.