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Vinh Food Safety
Type
Website
Status
Live
Read
3 min

A food safety website, a free course and a daily lead list

A former Las Vegas health inspector teaches for free, and a list each morning shows who may need help.

The business

Jonathan Vinh is a former health inspector. He helps family restaurants in the Las Vegas valley get ready for inspection day.

His rule is education, not intimidation. He needed a site that teaches first, and a simple way to find the kitchens that may want help.

What we built

  • Website31 pages: services, published prices, resources, a free course and contact.
  • Free course8 modules on how inspections work. Each takes about 15 minutes, with no sign-up.
  • Daily listEach morning the system reads public inspection data and emails a ranked list of new B and C grades and closures.
  • Lead appVinh Manager keeps every lead and every follow-up in one place.
The free course page on vinhfoodsafety.com: Know What the Inspector Knows.
The free course: no sign-up, 8 modules, about 15 minutes each.

How the daily list works

  1. The health district publishes its inspection results as a public file every night.
  2. At 9 a.m. Pacific, our monitor downloads that file.
  3. It keeps the new B and C downgrades and the closures.
  4. It ranks them and emails the list, ready for follow-up.

What changed

The site and all 8 course modules are live. Each module has a story, a lesson, a self-check and a printable page.

By late September, Google showed the site about 350 times every 28 days, and its average position was climbing.

Course modules 1 to 4, each marked Live now.
Four of the eight modules.

Built with

  • Node.js
  • HTML/CSS
  • Claude
  • Grok

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