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The Address Problem: When Instagram, Yelp, and Your Lexington Website All Disagree
A shop moves, and its Instagram bio, its Yelp listing, and its own homepage can each end up showing a different address, with no single source correcting the record.

Thomas Garner
13 hours ago12 min read


The Festival, the Instagram Account, and the Club: Orlando Coffee Community Runs Deep
Florida Coffee Culture grew from an Instagram account into a statewide festival organization. Orlando's coffee community runs deeper than any listicle shows.

Jacob Mishalanie
13 hours ago9 min read


When Instagram Is Doing More Work Than the Website in Winston Salem
Some of Winston Salem's newest, most talked about cafes run almost entirely on Instagram and Google, with a homepage that has not caught up yet.

Jacob Mishalanie
13 hours ago10 min read


When Instagram Is Doing More Work Than the Website for a New Orleans Coffee Shop
Ghost Ship and Pond both lean on Instagram for current information their own sites do not carry. That works for regulars, and does almost nothing for new searchers.

Jacob Mishalanie
14 hours ago9 min read


When a Coffee Shop's Instagram Is Working Harder Than Its Website, Charlotte
A lot of Charlotte's real day to day coffee news, new drinks, hours changes, weekend pop ups, lives on Instagram, not on any cafe's actual site. That reaches existing followers well and does almost nothing for a first time searcher.

Jacob Mishalanie
14 hours ago10 min read
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