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How Fast-Food Apps Took Over The Drive-Thru

EATER

How apps became the modern-day loyalty program The mobile app trend in fast food kicked off in earnest in 2009, when Starbucks introduced the first ever mobile app to allow customers to pay for coffee with their phones. And arguably, some employees lives worse.) He wants the path of least resistance.

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MRM Research Roundup: Mid-April 2020 Edition

Modern Restaurant Management

This edition of Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine's Research Roundup features the dismal March restaurant sales, security, loyalty, trends and teen consumer behaviors. Emotional Connection and Loyalty. Studying more than 5,000 customers in a loyalty/rewards program, researchers at Washington University in St.

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Pizza Marketing: Examples of Campaigns to Grow Sales?

Aaron Allen & Associates

retailer Let’s Pizza, founded in 2009, introduced one of the first pizza vending machines. Papa John’s entered the fray with an online expansion of their popular Papa Rewards program. This mother of all loyalty programs sends special offers, coupons, and social media posts directly to customers’ phones.

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22 Restaurant Advertising Ideas Driving Guests To Tables In 2022

7 Shifts

Restaurant email marketing goes hand-in-hand with a loyalty program. Email is an assured way to reach your audience by offering coupons, automatically sending reorder emails, and reminding guests of upcoming events and specials. Want to lure in your competitor's customers with a coupon? Think mail is dead? Think again.

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MRM Research Roundup: QSR Update and What Feeds Us

Modern Restaurant Management

“As QSRs make it increasingly easier to order off-premise with the rollouts of mobile applications and loyalty programs, they provide a convenience to customers that may take the sting out of higher prices,” said Acerra. Delivering that level of convenience will win brand loyalty.”