Before coming, he checks your page
Someone mentioned you this morning. In the evening, he types your name into his phone. What he sees in two seconds decides whether he comes tomorrow.
Sunday, 8 pm: someone mentioned you this morning
Thomas types "Maison Fournier" instead of calling.
maisonfournier The Sunday apple tart comes out of the oven at 9 am. Six left: shall we put one aside for you?
On Tuesday, he walks in on familiar ground
A lively page,
and he arrives on familiar ground.
He looks for you, he finds a dormant page
Five lines, and four published figures.
of French people check online reviews before buying
Against 75% in 2021.
cite recency: a two-year-old review no longer inspires trust
want concrete proof, photos and specific cases, before the rating
Ifop for Guest Suite, January 2026, 1,003 French people aged 18 and over. Baromètre du numérique 2026, CRÉDOC for Arcep, Arcom, CGE and ANCT, 4,145 people. 46% of internet users open social media every day, 10% never go there.
You decide, step by step, what you hand over
Here's what Thomas sees when checking your page before coming. At each of these steps, say whether it's lively or dormant, then run the simulation.
He hears your name, and he checks before coming
Thomas types your name instead of calling. 93% of French people look online before choosing.
The date answers him in two seconds
The first thumbnail carries the date: the place is running, he knows it before reading a line.
He asks his question on Sunday evening
He writes two lines in the comments, with no account to create, without waiting for Monday.
He walks in on familiar ground
On Tuesday, he walks in, recognises the person at the counter, and asks for the tart he saw in the photo.
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Thomas, Sunday 8 pm, your name in his phone
Someone mentioned you at the school gates. Before making the trip, he looks.
He picks the one next door who posted this morning. You'll never see those who gave up in front of a dormant page.
He already knows the place as he walks through the door.
And it's not what you'd think
He doesn't read "quality and craftsmanship". He looks at the bread coming out of the oven, hands in the dough. Proof comes before the rating.
A recent date is worth all the opening hours on display. It's the first sign he looks for, and the only one that says the place is running.
He wants to know who he'll find behind the counter before walking through the door.
What we'll never do: show a customer, or the inside of their home, without their consent. Announce a price or opening hours you haven't given. Reply to an unhappy customer on your behalf.
Seven more customers a month.
Fifty people a month hear about you, forty-six check your page, one in two is wary of anything out of date: twenty-two hesitate, a third are won over. A lively page brings in the one who was hesitating. It doesn't make up for a cold welcome or a shutter down at 3 pm.
What the lively page brings you
Fifty people a month hear about you, forty-six check your page, one in two is wary of anything out of date. A third of those hesitating are won over.