Monday, October 15, 2012

Dazzle them when you have them

Full Service Restaurants Continue Four-Year Streak of Visit Losses

Read more: http://www.foodservice.com/news/show.cfm?contentid=40305&title=Full%20Service%20Restaurants%20Continue%20Four-Year%20Streak%20of%20Visit%20Losses#ixzz29NIRxc2G



Our clients, the midscale restaurants, are down 3% in traffic over last year.

We must take the opportunity to excel when we have them in our restaurants.

Different bread options are a cost effective way to add value to your regular offerings.

Also, different beverages, and upselling dessert.

When they are visiting your restaurants, dazzle them.

Make them realize the difference between your establishment and other choices.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

6 Ways to Maximize YOUR Social Media Program

Great Article here.

1) Search phrase trends

2) Images images images

3) Get the Competitive juices flowing

4) Add a little sauce

5) Talk to them individually

6) Make them owner for a day (or at least a table cover)

Download the playbook for more insight.

I expect to see SM awesome. Don't let me down.



Tuesday, January 24, 2012

The grass isn't really greener

All You Can Eat not doing so well.

You knew it, you just didn't want to believe it.



Foursquare and YOUR Menu

Perfect together!

Get in on it now.

It will be in the app soon.



Monday, November 21, 2011

10 Fastest Growing Restaurants

Here’s the complete list of the 10 fastest growing restaurants, according to NPD Group:

1. Five Guys Holdings, LLC

2. Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc

3. Jimmy John’s

4. Buffalo Wild Wings Inc

5. Little Caesar Enterprise Inc

6. Qdoba Mexican Grill

7. Panda Restaurant Group, Inc

8. Panera Bread Co.

9. Papa Murphy’s International LLC

10. Starbucks Corporation


Wednesday, October 26, 2011

School Taxes - Food Service Treachery

More information on how Food Service Companies profit while tax payers and the children lose.


This needs to end.


Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Another Foodservice Company Snagged

Story Here.

At least New York is doing something about it. Fines are good; banning would be better.