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4 Ways to Pivot Your Restaurant’s Business Model During COVID-19

7 Shifts

Diners can order other essentials through Una While offering groceries in-store or online may not replace traditional restaurant revenue, it will not only help supplement your sales but also establish your restaurant as a helpful, supportive part of the community.

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A busy owner’s guide to restaurant social media strategy

Open for Business

Though great-looking photos of delicious plates of food speak for themselves, these services are inherently social. Stories are an important way to stay active on the Instagram platform. Use stories to Ask your followers questions like what menu items they’d like to see as a special. Don’t turn your phone sideways.)

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How to Win Millennial Business

Indoor Media

Studies show that users who post photos, videos, stories, and reels on Instagram are more likely to be featured on the explore page. An easy way to keep your fans engaged is to share any tagged content. When somebody tags your business or posts a video of your products, make sure to post it to your feed and tag them back!

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How to Promote Your Restaurant Takeout Business

Indoor Media

Restaurant Promotion Ideas That Work for Takeout There are a few ways to promote your takeout service using digital marketing for food delivery. The community will recognize you as a takeout business that cares about its customers. Ensure they have a pleasant customer service experience when they come to your business for takeout.

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6 Reasons a Restaurant Might Consider Collaborating with an Influencer

Restaurant Engine

Restaurants who use influencers know that if the influencer shares a story or a reel about one of your menu items with a link to your website and online ordering system, their business will increase over time. Before people decide to eat at your restaurant, they often want to know how others feel about your food and your service.

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Shared Kitchen Resources Starter Pack

The Food Corridor

Below are the must-read resources you’ll need from day one, based on our extensive experience helping entrepreneurs design and run a host of different commissary, community, and ghost kitchens. The price tag of $199 gives you an indication of the value of the report to industry insiders. You can read more and purchase the report here.

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Ghost Kitchens Are the Wave of the Future. But Is That a Good Thing?

EATER

What started as a pandemic-era baking project between a father and his teen daughters this spring has now turned into a viable business operation: Three or four pizzas a week to friends grew as word of mouth spread; the Instagram posts and tags followed. San Francisco is a really small food community.

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