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Delivery platforms charge between 20% and 35% per order. On a £30 order that's up to £10.50 gone before you've covered food costs. A website that enables or promotes direct ordering — even just a phone number and menu — recovers that margin on every order it generates. Your own website is the only way to own your customer relationship without paying a platform for access.

"Thai takeaway [city]", "best pizza near me", "Indian restaurant delivery [area]" — customers searching by cuisine type are ready to order. Appearing in these searches requires your cuisine type to appear clearly and repeatedly in your content. A takeaway whose website only says "great food" doesn't appear; one whose website says "authentic Thai street food in [city]" does.

A 5-star food hygiene rating displayed prominently on your website and Google Business Profile signals that you take food safety seriously. In a market where some competitors have lower ratings, your certificate is a competitive advantage — especially for families and customers who are cautious about food preparation standards. Make it visible before anything else.

"Takeaway delivery [your postcode area]", "food delivery near me [neighbourhood]" — customers search by their exact address. Listing every postcode, street area, and neighbourhood you deliver to on your website means you appear in local searches that competitors who only list a general radius miss entirely. Be specific and you capture orders others leave on the table.