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Optimizing Your Restaurant Merch Game

Modern Restaurant Management

Merch might a somewhat newer term in a restaurant owner's lexicon, but having a focused merchandising effort can connect a person to a brand as well as be a great way to build awareness and put buts in seats. So, how can restaurants use merchandise as an effective marketing tool to tap into local brand ambassadors and build awareness?

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Ultimate Restaurant Website Design Guide for Beginners

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This rise in digital interactions has made it critical for restaurants to have well-designed websites. After all, intuitive design and up-to-date information can turn a website visitor into a paying customer. In this ultimate restaurant website design guide for beginners, you’ll learn: How to prepare for a website makeover.

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Why Data Is the Secret Ingredient for Successful Loyalty Programs

Modern Restaurant Management

But as loyalty programs become more common and competition grows fiercer, standing out is harder than ever. By adopting a data-driven approach and personalized strategies, your loyalty program can truly stand out. This is where the hidden hero of loyalty programs comes in: branded merchandise.

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Top Tips to Show Appreciation for Your Employees This Year

Modern Restaurant Management

It’s especially important to design and implement an employee recognition reward system for globally distributed teams or remote workers as well. Not every employee wants a bottle of wine or a coupon but rather some time off or even just shout outs for accomplishments. Merchandise and Prizes. How do you do this?

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How I Got My Job: Designing NYC’s Coolest Restaurant Merch and Food Labels

EATER

From eye-catching labels for chile sauce to restaurant wallpaper, Overice founder Meijun Li translates culinary vision into visual design In How I Got My Job , folks from across the food and restaurant industry answer Eater’s questions about, well, how they got their job. The second part of my job is design.

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From Ghost Kitchens to Living Kitchens: A New Vision for Food Service’s Next Great Space

Modern Restaurant Management

Ghost kitchens have been critical to enabling take-out meals during the current pandemic and are predicted to be central in restaurant operations moving forward. If your cooks are mostly fulfilling off-site orders, you can do away with niceties like a slick front of house, visual merchandising, and a location with hungry walk-ins.

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How to Calculate and Improve Your Bar’s Profit Margin

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Take note that this is the net profit margin for bars, meaning it takes into account all of your expenses and is the true bottom line that shows how much money your bar is actually making. Aside from price, menu engineering also involves looking into its design.