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Game Changing News for Brands’ Media Mix

Modern Restaurant Management

Restaurant brands need to pay attention to evolving media consumptions in order to better engage with potential customers, according to results of a year-long study conducted by Digital Turbine in collaboration with Qrious Insight. Mobile gaming-first audiences were shown 61 percent fewer ads than social media-first audiences.

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KITCHEN RESPECT

Culinary Cues

Yes, I have been preaching the need for change in restaurants. Changing how we view our concepts, menus, pricing structure, our staff, marketing, and the list goes on has never been more critical. So, allow me to point to the elements of respect that even through the process of change are desperately needed.

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THE DE-SOCIALIZATION OF URBAN AMERICA

Culinary Cues

This may seem like a strange topic for a blog focused on the restaurant industry and the world of food but hear me out. How can we function? How will we be able to pay our bills if we can’t go in to work? How will we work if we can’t interact?” How will we work if we can’t interact?” So why not?

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TECHNOLOGY AND RESTAURANT CULTURE

Culinary Cues

We are social animals who, for the most part, thrive on physical interaction. Part One: THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY It is an underlying question for the ages: “Is technology good or bad?” The answer is a resounding “yes” to both. So, the question we should be asking is: “Are we controlling technology or is it controlling us?”

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6 Ways Restaurants Can Reach Customers in 2021

Social Hospitality

For most of its existence, restaurant marketing focused on a single goal: getting more people through the door. How can you convince a customer to come to your business and spend money on your food? That all changed in 2020. Not sure how to best reach customers in their homes or on-the-move? Mobile Menus.

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THE 2021 CHEF SKILL SET

Culinary Cues

It is always safe to say: “things change”. Change is an inevitable part of life and as we all know if we fail to recognize that and adapt – we can become obsolete. Throughout history there are countless examples of those who ignore or seem paralyzed by the need to change as their industries or specific job descriptions evolve.

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Get Ready for the Post-COVID Economy Now!

Embrace the Suck

I know I wrote a post a little while back saying that there would be a restaurant apocalypse in 2020. However, it is going to change, and to deal with that you need to get ready now. After that, people will start to venture back out to restaurants in the areas they’re permitted to do so. It also will end that way.