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Atricle Dump - 20 Great Restaurant Ideas To Promote Customer Loyalty – Part 2
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18. Be a teacher
Offer food education nights or lunches or even mornings on the weekend. Cooking shows, demonstrations or classes can all be very popular and can attract free publicity.
19. Have the chef deliver or accompany the food occasionally
This is a sure fire way to impress guests. They
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It does not matter how well your restaurant is doing or what marketing you have planned, there are always lots of little things you can do that cost virtually no money. Here are some great ideas that we find are very effective in building customer loyalty…. other than just our great nutritious food (and sometimes they have provided some great free publicity):
11. Offer a free meeting room
Where it is appropriate, especially if marketing to executives, offer a free meeting room, or set aside a special area. Make sure you let your customers know the room is available.
12. Offer free umbrellas during wet weather
You can get inexpensive ones to give away or large solid ones that are printed with the restaurant name and website on them. The big ones can be returned on their next visit or dropped back any time. Or they can be given away too when appropriate.
13. Offer a calculator with the bill
This is handy for large groups.
14. Make adjustments for customers with disabilities
While you already meet all legal requirements, it is good to promote that you go that extra mile for any special needs.
15. Create a Wall of Fame for regulars
Regular diners like to feel special. It works the same for take away too. You can take a photo, add a short bio and even include their favourite meal. You can do the same on your website.
16. Buy regular guests a bottle of wine
You know who the regulars are. They are also one of you strongest marketing people. Treat them accordingly. Take the wine to them personally. The results will be repaid ten fold.
17. Start a mug club
This idea can be applied to countless possibilities, but the mug idea can be used almost anywhere. They can be kept at the caf? or bar and the patron even pays a fee for the purchase of the mug, or glass, or expensive bottle of Whisky or Brandy in Licensed restaurants.
18. Be a teacher
Offer food education nights or lunches or even mornings on the weekend. Cooking shows, demonstrations or classes can all be very popular and can attract free publicity.
19. Have the chef deliver or accompany the food occasionally
This is a sure fire way to impress guests. They
Today many of us work in highly competitive environments where we are constantly striving to achieve greater and greater success. As a result we are pressured to work longer hours. According to the Australian Institute, Aussie’s are working longer hours than our counterparts in Europe. Even worse research shows that 41% of Australian women do not even take their full annual leave entitlemen
Where it is appropriate, especially if marketing to executives, offer a free meeting room, or set aside a special area. Make sure you let your customers know the room is available.
12. Offer free umbrellas during wet weather
You can get inexpensive ones to give away or large solid ones that are printed with the restaurant name and website on them. The big ones can be returned on their next visit or dropped back any time. Or they can be given away too when appropriate.
13. Offer a calculator with the bill
This is handy for large groups.
14. Make adjustments for customers with disabilities
While you already meet all legal requirements, it is good to promote that you go that extra mile for any special needs.
15. Create a Wall of Fame for regulars
Regular diners like to feel special. It works the same for take away too. You can take a photo, add a short bio and even include their favourite meal. You can do the same on your website.
16. Buy regular guests a bottle of wine
You know who the regulars are. They are also one of you strongest marketing people. Treat them accordingly. Take the wine to them personally. The results will be repaid ten fold.
17. Start a mug club
This idea can be applied to countless possibilities, but the mug idea can be used almost anywhere. They can be kept at the caf? or bar and the patron even pays a fee for the purchase of the mug, or glass, or expensive bottle of Whisky or Brandy in Licensed restaurants.
18. Be a teacher
Offer food education nights or lunches or even mornings on the weekend. Cooking shows, demonstrations or classes can all be very popular and can attract free publicity.
19. Have the chef deliver or accompany the food occasionally
This is a sure fire way to impress guests. They
Watching the Chicago White Sox win the World Series for the first time since 1917, I was struck again how wondrous this beautiful sport still can be. The purest American game, baseball teaches so many of the values we appreciate in all areas of life. Hard work, doing the little things, hustle, overcoming adversity and never quitting are lessons we learn playing Little League baseball.
13. Offer a calculator with the bill
This is handy for large groups.
14. Make adjustments for customers with disabilities
While you already meet all legal requirements, it is good to promote that you go that extra mile for any special needs.
15. Create a Wall of Fame for regulars
Regular diners like to feel special. It works the same for take away too. You can take a photo, add a short bio and even include their favourite meal. You can do the same on your website.
16. Buy regular guests a bottle of wine
You know who the regulars are. They are also one of you strongest marketing people. Treat them accordingly. Take the wine to them personally. The results will be repaid ten fold.
17. Start a mug club
This idea can be applied to countless possibilities, but the mug idea can be used almost anywhere. They can be kept at the caf? or bar and the patron even pays a fee for the purchase of the mug, or glass, or expensive bottle of Whisky or Brandy in Licensed restaurants.
18. Be a teacher
Offer food education nights or lunches or even mornings on the weekend. Cooking shows, demonstrations or classes can all be very popular and can attract free publicity.
19. Have the chef deliver or accompany the food occasionally
This is a sure fire way to impress guests. They
Traffic is the lifeblood of any online business. Without it, you do not have an internet business, a hobby maybe, but certainly not a profitable source of high, ongoing, online, income.The massive internet marketing successes in 2006 such as Mike Filsaime’s million dollar sales of the Butterfly Marketing script, have all been based on the need to generate and sustain traffic to y
16. Buy regular guests a bottle of wine
You know who the regulars are. They are also one of you strongest marketing people. Treat them accordingly. Take the wine to them personally. The results will be repaid ten fold.
17. Start a mug club
This idea can be applied to countless possibilities, but the mug idea can be used almost anywhere. They can be kept at the caf? or bar and the patron even pays a fee for the purchase of the mug, or glass, or expensive bottle of Whisky or Brandy in Licensed restaurants.
18. Be a teacher
Offer food education nights or lunches or even mornings on the weekend. Cooking shows, demonstrations or classes can all be very popular and can attract free publicity.
19. Have the chef deliver or accompany the food occasionally
This is a sure fire way to impress guests. They
Ok, you realize that print Yellow Page advertising is STILL a very powerful way to reach your local prospects. You've also learned that you can't rely on the publishers' overworked Yellow Page ad designers. Those poor souls have to crank out 20 or so Yellow Page ads a day! How much time can they spend on your Yellow Page ad design? More importantly, how much could they possibl
18. Be a teacher
Offer food education nights or lunches or even mornings on the weekend. Cooking shows, demonstrations or classes can all be very popular and can attract free publicity.
19. Have the chef deliver or accompany the food occasionally
This is a sure fire way to impress guests. They love it. It makes them feel important and it allows the chef to get out of the kitchen and speak to the customers.
20. Name a menu item after a customer
Just asking a customer for this privilege is a great compliment to them. Don’t do it too often unless you have an extensive menu that you want to use this method as a theme.
21. Always give a bit more than you promise …(like we have right now with this extra 21st suggestion)
This is what every business, including restaurants, should do. Anything extra, small or large is always appreciated.
Of course there are many other things you can do, and maybe this list will help you think of many others too.
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