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About the Project

Reputation management on maps and booking platforms.
My name is Dmitry Markov.
I help businesses become leaders in search and increase bookings through review management.

My Path to Creating Solutions for Hospitality

I specialize in identifying inefficiencies in business and implementing solutions whose results are visible in numbers. I developed this approach over more than 10 years of running a custom furniture company.

In my previous project, we improved efficiency not through “more advertising,” but through precise solutions and proper process management. A team with lower costs was able to handle the same volume of work with higher profitability. The quality of the product and our approach to work are reflected in 400+ client reviews.

I travel a lot, stay in hotels, visit restaurants, and constantly notice the same weak points in hospitality businesses. These are the details that reduce guest comfort and service quality, while costing the business reviews, visibility, and revenue.

In hotels, I often see the same situation: the property itself may be good, but its profile does not help guests make a confident booking decision. Old, short, or uninformative reviews do not answer key questions, while negative reviews left without a response can create the impression that the problem still exists, even if it was only a one-time issue.

In restaurants, the pattern is similar, but it appears differently: the profile may lack a clear menu with photos, guests may wait too long for a waiter, especially during peak hours, and the whole process of choosing and ordering becomes slow and inconvenient. All of this affects how service is perceived, the number of reviews, and overall revenue.

For both hotels and restaurants, the logic is the same: the more high-quality positive reviews they have, the stronger the service appears in the eyes of guests, and the more visible the property becomes on maps and platforms where decisions are made. This is especially true for tourists, who feel they cannot afford to make the wrong choice.

That is why I developed a system that helps businesses do more than simply get reviews. It helps them manage reputation as a structured process: increasing the number of reviews, improving service for guests, and strengthening Google Maps visibility for hotels and restaurants.