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Restaurant Loyalty Programs to Boost Revenues

Cheetah

Restaurants, retailers and airlines have been using loyalty programs to drive revenue for nearly three centuries. From their humble, though ingenious, beginnings as copper tokens and stamps, through the era of credit card clubs, to today’s mobile apps, loyalty programs have become indispensable marketing tools.

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Fighting Fast Food Fraud

Modern Restaurant Management

Fast food restaurants are all about convenience with the latest step in providing convenience for guests being the welcoming of digital payments and corresponding loyalty apps. Unfortunately, the very same convenience that has been extended to consumers has also opened the door for bad actors.

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Why Your Restaurant Should Abandon Coupons and Embrace Loyalty Programs

The Restaurant Coach University

When business is slow, many restaurants turn to discounts and coupons in order to get more people through the door. However, discounting is rarely an effective strategy for developing regular customers, and can even end up hurting your business. DONALD BURNS: I find that people who use coupons are loyal only to the coupon.

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Restaurants with Strong Brand Identities Captivate Gen Z

Modern Restaurant Management

As one of the largest generations of consumers, they continually influence the ways restaurants innovate, and there are identifiable characteristics that differentiate Gen Z consumers from their older counterparts. Instead, showcase genuine behind-the-scenes footage, staff interactions, or even customer reactions.

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How to Increase Profitability by Building Customer Retention

Restaurant365

Those feelings are well-placed because those return customers spend an astonishing 67 percent more than a new customer during a visit! Why is customer retention important? Customer retention statistics show that 65% of a company’s business comes from existing customers. Consistency is king in customer retention.

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How to write a restaurant marketing plan that puts butts in seats [Ideas and Strategies]

7 Shifts

They're people leaders, customer service providers, line cooks, inventory managers, occasional bartenders, public relations reps, number crunchers, and even marketers. It is your roadmap to attracting and retaining customers. Identify Target Customers. Restaurant owners and operators wear a lot of hats. Table of Contents.

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What is Reward Marketing? How it increases customer loyalty & retention.

Bingage

Customer reward programs in marketing are point-based loyalty programs that offer discounts and other incentives (gift cards, vouchers, coupons, cashback, or free or discounted products or services…) in exchange for increased customer involvement and purchase. Reward programs have been around for centuries.