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‘Marketing Doesn’t Stop at Getting Customers in the Door’

Modern Restaurant Management

Omnichannel communications and value-oriented customer expectations are two elements challenging restaurant owners and operators, according to a survey from Klaviyo. "Marketing doesn’t stop at getting guests in the door – it’s about building long-term relationships," Eng said. "Word

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New Year, New Deals: How Smart Operators Keep More Profit

Modern Restaurant Management

The crime in our industry is that many operators (most operators) do not know how much power they have over their vendors. This is an exercise that every operator should do at least once a year, and there is no better time to start than the start of a new year. This isn’t a knock on them. That’s a different story.

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From Local Love to Lasting Loyalty: Five Marketing Tips for Community Engagement

Modern Restaurant Management

Building a unique identity for your restaurant can be challenging in a competitive market. At Health Nut, we've successfully capitalized on local marketing to create a brand that resonates deeply with our community and inspires a loyal following. To truly connect with a local audience, creativity and community involvement are key.

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Turning Tables with Video Testimonials: A New Recipe for Restaurant Marketing

Modern Restaurant Management

Incorporating video testimonials into your restaurant marketing strategy can showcase authentic experiences that build trust and engage prospective customers, turning them into loyal regulars. Share in Email Blasts Integrating video testimonials into your email marketing campaigns makes the communication more personal and engaging.

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Marketing Ops: The New Revenue Hero

As data continues to play a starring role in today’s B2B organizations, both marketing and sales operations professionals are poised to solidify their place as critical revenue drivers.

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The Ultimate Guide To Restaurant Marketing: Strategies for Restaurant Operators In 2025

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This guide will teach you everything you need to know about getting started with restaurant marketing. By the time you finish this article, youll know how to approach restaurant marketing the right way and not waste time doing guesswork, crossing your fingers, and then hoping you see new customers walking through the door.

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Revolutionizing Restaurants: Embracing Tech Solutions in a Challenging Labor Market

Modern Restaurant Management

However, to ensure restaurants can deliver on these innovations, streamline their operations, and reduce costs, there’s a clear requirement for new solutions – cellular signal boosters – to ensure complete connectivity inside restaurants. This is because cellular coverage can often be patchy within buildings.

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Comprehensive Guide to New Revenue Streams for Restaurants

Download this FREE eBook to learn how successful restaurant operators are using technology to cut costs, drive revenue and grow their businesses. Own your marketing service. In the e-Book, you'll learn how to: Maximize and leverage your customer data. Create and expand services and make the most of your restaurant's resources.

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3 Reasons You Should Add a Delivery-Only Brand To Your Restaurant!

Whether it was building Family Meals, developing To-Go Cocktails or attempting to master the art of Delivery, the past two years taught us as operators to think differently & to constantly look for ways to innovate within our four walls to generate revenue.

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The Operator’s Guide to Productivity in a Short Staffed World

Similar to most operators, you likely have been forced to get by with a smaller crew on every shift, scaling down where you can. But in this job market, how can you foster a more productive and desirable workplace? But cutting back on quality, safety, service, or cleanliness isn’t an option. Asking more from your staff isn’t either.