One address per store, everywhere.
For most of the stores, the contact page and the footer give different street addresses. After: one record per store feeds every page and form.
The business is a family-owned wine and spirits shop on Oʻahu and Maui. We blurred its name, its stores and anything else that would say who it is.
The before screenshots are real and dated. The afters come from a demo build with sample data, not a live fix, so each one is labelled MOCKUP.

For most of the stores, the contact page and the footer give different street addresses. After: one record per store feeds every page and form.
The signup box is on every page, but the site's own code says it has no storage connected, so signups most likely go nowhere. After: each one lands on a list the shop can see.
The events page still showed an event months past, and its Reserve a Seat button only opened an email. After: each event shows seats left and takes a booking.
The shop sells alcohol and asks for emails and phone numbers, but the site has no age check and no privacy policy. After: a 21+ check on the first visit, with both linked.
To reserve a bottle, a customer fills in a form and waits for a reply, with no bottles, prices or pickup times. After: choose the bottle, the store and a time, and see the total.
A customer searches, taps the listing, sees the right hours, the site opens, and they order for pickup.
Tell us who you are and how to reach you. We check your web address, your website and your listings, and the sheet arrives within three business days.