Restaurants & cafés
Restaurant teams can coordinate menu changes, events, review responses and promotional work with a clear information owner.
Partner is for businesses whose digital work no longer fits into separate supplier briefs. We coordinate the website, search, content and campaigns, then extend the scope into enquiry routing, automation and selected integrations.
Based in Kaş, working remotely with businesses across Türkiye.
Scoped individually
From TRY 25,000/mo
A fit when several channels or services need regular coordination and you prefer an external digital team. There still needs to be someone inside the business who can supply facts, approve priorities and own customer follow-up.
Performance scope plus ongoing content and campaign planning, lead workflows, automation, integrations and regular strategy sessions. Priority support and justified custom development are scoped explicitly. Tool access, delivery capacity and support arrangements are agreed; this is not unlimited development.
Restaurant teams can coordinate menu changes, events, review responses and promotional work with a clear information owner.
Accommodation operators can plan how enquiries reach the right team and assess links to existing booking tools.
Activity businesses can connect seasonal launches, route updates and customer requests to operational capacity.
Multi-location local services can route demand to the appropriate team; a single shop may only need a smaller package.
Professional firms can organise intake and consultation steps while subject experts retain factual approval of content.
SMEs and B2B teams can plan quote routing and follow-up visibility, subject to what their current CRM and tools support.
Acquisition and fulfilment meet at the enquiry. If that handover is unclear, additional traffic can increase workload without improving the customer experience. Partner makes the handover, ownership and next development priorities part of the same conversation.
Brand and location count, tool constraints, integration complexity, content requirements and support expectations shape the quote. Initial setup is scoped separately. Priority support has agreed conditions rather than an implied round-the-clock promise.
Media spend, third-party subscriptions, professional shoots and bespoke production costs are billed separately.
Not necessary for a small one-off website brief. It also cannot replace internal business ownership or a sales team. If you cannot allocate time to approvals and factual input, resolve that before taking on an ongoing programme.
Compare packages →These projects show the work behind the service. They are not forecasts for another business.
Etna demonstrates connected website, publishing and review-response work. It illustrates coordination across tasks, not a promise that the same integrations will suit every business.
Read the case study (Turkish) → Visit the website ↗The Kaş-based Etna and Ankara-based İncirli projects show different operating needs and remote delivery. İncirli is not represented as a full Partner engagement.
Read the case study (Turkish) → Visit the website ↗Bodrum Blue VIP illustrates information and enquiry coordination across transfers, yachts and villas. It shows how a website can support several services while keeping the next step clear for the customer.
Read the case study (Turkish) → Visit the website ↗The Istanbul and Bodrum sister websites needed distinct service and language plans. These builds show how related operations can retain their own customer journeys.
Read the case study (Turkish) → Visit the website ↗We can take responsibility for agreed digital work. Your business still owns approvals, operating decisions and customer follow-up.
We assess access and integration options first. Some tools have restrictions or additional licence costs.
No. Support hours, channels and response expectations are agreed in the scope.
Yes. We can address the foundation first and expand responsibilities when the business needs it.
Send your website and tell us who you want to reach. We will agree the priorities, responsibilities and scope before pricing the work.
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