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Do You Need A Digital Marketing Manager?

Does Your Restaurant Need a Digital Marketing Manager? So I’m at a recent conference with restaurant owners and we were talking a lot about mobile marketing and social media marketing for restaurants and the question kept coming up – “Do we need to hire someone to do all this stuff?” Short answer: Yes, absolutely. Longer [...]

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Stuff4Restaurants – A Superior Advertising Reference

Stuff4Restaurants – A Superior Advertising Reference

Lindsay over at Stuff4Restaurants has been compiling ads and promotions from all over the world and is sharing them for free on his blog: Stuff4Restaurants.com Granted, he finds some VERY wacky “stuff”, as well as the crude and bizarre, but he never ceases to entertain. Make sure to check it out, bookmark it, and visit [...]

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HelpMyBusiness.com – Maverick Marketing Video

HelpMyBusiness.com – Maverick Marketing Video

Andrew Lock introduced HelpMyBusiness.com today with his first “Maverick Marketing” episode. He offers sound, actionable, wide-scale marketing advice. For this particular episode, part three was the most impactful for me. Pay special attention to how Andrew addresses the marketing Disney uses for their ticket prices: largest prices at the top, with the greatest value (and [...]

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RipCard – Business Card Referral System

RipCard – Business Card Referral System

The Restaurant Revolution is about creating systems, tracking and being pro-active with marketing. There are many ways to systematize your marketing processes, and one of the latest and best is a Patent Pending item called the RipCard. I’ve personally spoken with Alf Marcussen over the phone about his new product, launched April 1, 2008. Now [...]

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Restaurant Video Marketing On A Budget – Flip Camera

Restaurant Video Marketing On A Budget – Flip Camera

Video is where it’s at. Join the revolution, and create videos of your restaurant. Post the videos of your restaurant on YouTube and put a link in the description of the video back to your own website. Take the embed content from YouTube to put the videos on the web site locally. Lots of opportunity [...]

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