inKind says it works with 10,000+ restaurants, yet inkind.com has no page for any of them. The restaurant list is a map inside an iframe from app.inkind.com, and app.inkind.com/restaurants only says "Download the inKind app". So when someone searches a restaurant name with "rewards", "cash back" or "inKind", or asks an AI assistant where to earn back on dinner in their city, there is nothing of inKind's to find. The only crawlable listings are hand-written guides for seven cities. The new VP of Marketing is asked for organic and local channels and growth loops built on the restaurant network. That network is the asset search can't see yet.
First action
Export the partner list behind the map and publish pages for one city.
How to measure it
Installs from organic restaurant pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- 15,000 a month
- By
- 2 quarters
Steps
Export the data
Partner name, address, cuisine, hours and photo from the map's source.
Engineering 2 days
Design the template
Restaurant page plus city and cuisine hubs, mobile first.
Graphic Designer 1 week
Pilot one city
Publish Austin pages and submit the sitemap.
Pod Member, Product & Growth 1 week
Add structured data
Restaurant schema, opening hours, links to nearby partners.
Engineering 3 days
Track installs
Tracked app links per page and city.
Senior Growth Marketing Manager 2 days
Give partners a badge
"Find us on inKind" link and window sticker artwork.
Director of Partner Growth & Strategy 1 week
Roll out
The other metros, then every partner location.
Pod Member, Product & Growth 1 month
Measure
Indexed pages, search clicks and installs by city.
Data team monthly
Why it works
Generate one page per partner location from the data that drives the map: name, neighbourhood, cuisine, hours, photo, the 20% back, "pay in the app", and links to nearby partners. Add a city hub and a cuisine-by-city hub for each metro (for example "Restaurants with 20% back in Austin"). Mark each page up with Restaurant structured data, list them in the sitemap, and send each page's download button through a tracked app link so the installs can be counted. Offer each partner a "Find us on inKind" link for its own site and social bios.
People searching a restaurant's name are about to eat there, so those searches are the cheapest diners to win. Each page also gives the partner something visible in return for its partnership, which helps the account managers at renewal time.
Ready to use
ChecklistRestaurant page template
[ ] H1: Earn 20% back at <restaurant> [ ] Neighbourhood, cuisine, hours, photo [ ] How paying with inKind works (3 lines) [ ] New-guest offer box [ ] Five nearby partners [ ] Restaurant structured data [ ] Tracked app download link [ ] Listed in the sitemap and the city hub
Risks and how to handle them
Thin, duplicate pages
Write a short unique line per restaurant and group cities by neighbourhood.
Partners that leave the network
Redirect to the city hub the day a partnership ends.
Evidence
- Your websiteHomepage: "Earn up to 20% back at thousands of restaurants", "$230 Million rewarded to guests so far!", "Explore 10,000+ restaurants, bars & cafés", "5,250,000+ app store downloads", "4.9 app store rating based on 100,000+ reviews", and a new-guest offer of $25 off a first $50+ meal. The restaurant list is an embedded map loaded from app.inkind.com in an iframe.Source
- Your websiteSitemap (225 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): no page per partner restaurant and no city-by-city restaurant directory; the guides cover seven cities (New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Chicago, Miami, Austin), and several seasonal pages carry old years in the URL (thanksgiving-specials-2023, st-patricks-day-2024, mothers-day-guide-2024); there is also a takeout restaurants guide. app.inkind.com/restaurants is a "Download the inKind app to get started" page.Source
- HiringVP of Marketing (Austin, posted September 16, 2026): the ambition is "to establish inKind as the market-leading brand in dining" and make it "synonymous with discovering and experiencing great restaurants". The role owns CAC, conversion, activation, retention, frequency and LTV, a "diversified acquisition strategy across paid, organic, referral, partnership, local, and emerging channels", and "scalable growth loops that leverage inKind's restaurant network".Source
- HiringPods: a Lead Product Manager (posted October 14, 2026) runs a Pod "like the GM of a small startup within inKind"; Pod Members own outcomes such as "Improving restaurant discovery and personalization", "Helping restaurant partners acquire customers and grow revenue", "Improving restaurant onboarding and activation" and "Testing new products, incentives, and growth opportunities".Source
- HiringSenior Growth Marketing Manager (posted October 13, 2026): "Own retention for the millions of diners who use inKind"; "Big picture, your job is simple - increase user LTV." Defines lifecycle stages "(active, lapsing, high-value, dormant)", uses Braze and Snowflake, runs engagement "across in-app, communications, and 3PD platforms", builds playbooks and guardrails "for campaigns that agents run", and ideally has run "paid retargeting to reactivate lapsed diners". inKind powers "the relationship between millions of diners and over 10,000 restaurants".Source