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How to Get Guests to Market Your Restaurant for You
The question isn't whether your guests will share. Some will regardless. The question is whether you're creating the conditions that make sharing more likely, and whether you're doing anything with it when it happens. Why User-Generated Content Outperforms Brand Content When you post a photo of your restaurant, people know it's you. You chose the... Read More
Stop Selling Food. Start Selling the Experience.
Guests don't search for "chicken parm" or "queen bed with two nightstands." They search for a feeling. A reason to choose you over the place down the street. The operators who understand this fill seats and rooms on word of mouth alone. The ones who don't keep wondering why their great food and clean rooms... Read More
Retargeting Ads for Restaurants and Hotels: How to Win Back Guests Who Almost Booked
Retargeting ads provide that nudge. They're one of the highest-converting ad formats available to hospitality businesses, and most independent restaurants and hotels aren't using them at all. Here's what they are, how they work, and how to start. What Retargeting Actually Is Retargeting, sometimes called remarketing, is a form of digital advertising that shows ads... Read More
Why Your Best Guests Aren't Coming Back (And How to Fix It)
No follow-up. No reason to think about you again. No moment that turned a transaction into a relationship. Retention isn't a loyalty program problem. It's a communication problem, and it's one of the most fixable ones in the business. The Gap Between a Good Experience and a Repeat Visit A guest leaving happy is not... Read More
Menu Design as a Marketing Strategy
A well-designed menu guides decisions, increases average check size, and shapes how guests feel about the value of their experience. Here's how to treat it like the marketing asset it actually is. Why Menu Design Is a Marketing Decision Most operators think of menu design as a layout problem. Where do the sections go? What... Read More
How Your Staff Can Drive More Repeat Business
The problem is that most operators don't think about this as marketing. They think about it, if they think about it at all, as hospitality. But the line between hospitality and marketing is thinner than most people realize. Here's how to help your team see it and act on it. The Marketing Your Team Is... Read More
Q3 Planning Guide for Restaurants and Hotels: What to Decide Before July
The operators who get through Q3 well, staying busy through August without burning out their team or their margins, almost always planned in June. Not in broad strokes, but specifically: menus locked, ad budgets set, content calendar mapped, staffing decisions made. This guide covers everything that needs to be decided before July starts so you're... Read More
How to Turn Your Online Ordering System Into a Marketing Engine
Your online ordering flow is a live marketing touchpoint. Every customer who places an order is giving you a moment of attention and a direct channel to their inbox. What you do with that moment determines whether they order once or become a regular. The Marketing Opportunity Inside Every Order When a guest places an... Read More
How to Set Expectations When You're Nearly Full
Here's what to do instead, and why it leads to better reviews, smoother service, and guests who come back. Recognize the Shift Early There's a tipping point in every busy period where adding more guests stops helping your business and starts hurting it. The food slows down, the service gets stretched, and the experience that... Read More
How Restaurants and Hotels Can Use Video Without a Big Budget
What it does require is intention: knowing what to capture, how to capture it, and what to do with it once you have it. Here's everything you need to start. Why Video Outperforms Everything Else Right Now Meta's own data shows that video content generates three times more engagement than static images across Facebook and... Read More
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