Sluurpy s Recommendation Badge 2021 best restaurants in the world receiving the desired award

Jan 26, 2021


Sluurpy is awarding the most delightful and pleasurable restaurants in the platform


Barcelona, Catalunya Jan 25, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Sluurpy is an operating website since 2013, exclusively characterized by the provision of digital menus on the web. Over time it collected over 1.100.000 million digital menus worldwide, being the OFP (Online Food Platform) with the highest number of digital menus worldwide. Among main collateral activities, Sluurpy undertakes there are: management of a portal dedicated to catering on a global level in both App and Website format; a collection of useful information for choosing a restaurant (original menus, photos, reviews, and contacts); elaboration of an objective judgment of the restaurant derived by integration of other platform's user's reviews (Sluurpometer). Website's mission is "to become globally the reference point for restaurant choice" providing "users with objective and transparent tools in order to make them aware and informed". Over the years, Sluurpy has delivered value for restaurateurs, like certification of their work. In particular, at the beginning of 2021, Sluurpy has released, as every year, the Recommendation Badge, one of the most coveted badges of honor for businesses in the restaurant sector.
 

What is the Sluurpy Recommendation Badge?

Sluurpy has been handing out the Recommendation Badge since 2013 to honor restaurant businesses that deliver consistently great service across the world. Sluurpy Recommendation Badge in 2021 is an award that displays a restaurant's Sluurpy profiles. Food lovers trust restaurants that have this award because it proves that the restaurant has a large number of positive reviews. Restaurants that win the Recommendation Badge can apply on their website, showing-off a certification of quality for their work.
 

How to Receive the Sluurpy Recommendation Badge?

The Recommendation Badge is awarded annually to those that are inside the Sluurpy's platform. To get the Sluurpy Recommendation Badge, businesses must:
- Have a webpage on Sluurpy;
- Be subscribed to the web platform by simply logging in;
- Be registered in other popular web food platforms;
 

Impact of the Recommendation Badge:

Once you receive the Recommendation Badge, you will be able to print and attach it to your front door or in the entrance. It will be provided to announce that restaurant owners are a trusted business to walk-in clients. Displaying a Sluurpy Recommendation Badge can improve walk-in business and improve restaurants' online listings, Restaurants can print them and display them in the entrance as it is shown in the picture, where a Thai restaurant owners printed and attached the recommendation plate in front of the store. Most importantly, in addition to this offline boost, it will provide an online attraction into the Sluurpy website and moreover on Google. Indeed, on Sluurpy's page, your prospective clients will be able to see a particular sign of recognition, the award itself, that certifies customers about the quality of experience they might have there. 

This represents just one among several benefits Sluurpy can provide restaurant owners: "Thanks to this and other features, Sluurpy works to become globally the reference point for restaurant choice. - concludes GiovanniniThe commitment of the company is to provide the users with objective and transparent tools in order to make them aware and well informed about their delicious daily choices: collaboration with restaurants represents the pillar Sluurpy relies on."

 

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