Video Training / Business and Marketing Tutorials →Google Maps Video SEO Japan's 140-Day Restaurant Method

What you'll learn

Master the "48-Hour Ignition Law" to generate your first Google Maps impressions within two days.
Dominate the "Ask Maps AI" algorithm by deploying authentic, high-density 15-second videos.
Implement the "V-MEO Golden Formula" using only your smartphone — no AI editing or ad budget required.
Seize the "Sleeping Giant Gap" to outrank 95.5% of local rivals who are failing to use video.

Requirements

A smartphone with a camera (No professional equipment or expensive cameras needed).
A Google Business Profile for your restaurant or local business (Verified or ready to be claimed).
NO prior video editing skills or AI knowledge required.
A willingness to take action and post your first 15-second video today.

Description

Stop chasing "likes." Start capturing real paying customers.
Instagram likes won't pay your rent, but Google Maps impressions will.
This course is built on 140+ days of daily field research across 147 restaurants in Tokyo. Real data. Real results.
What you'll discover
The 48-Hour Ignition Law: Post tonight and see your first impressions before tomorrow's dinner rush.
Why 95.5% of your competitors have NEVER posted a single video on Google Maps and how to seize that gap today.
The exact video formats that generated 3,500 to 6,600 views in under 2 weeks. Zero ad budget. Zero professional crew.
The 5 Video Sins that trigger Google spam flags and bury your listing.
Why Google Maps is NOT Instagram. Using the wrong video type will destroy your ranking.
How the March 2026 Google Core Update eliminated AI-generated videos overnight and why real smartphone footage now indexes in 24 to 48 hours.

Who this course is for

Restaurant owners struggling with high ad fees on food review platforms.
Local business owners who want to dominate their neighborhood search results.
Marketers looking for a battle-tested, high-conversion strategy for Google Maps.
Anyone who wants to stay visible to Google's new "Ask Maps AI" algorithm.