Restaurant Marketing Blog

If you’ve read our website or followed our blog, you’ll know that we love big data. By delivering high-quality insights, we can help you refine your sales and marketing strategies,…

One of the most important business metrics is the lifetime value of customers. In short, it is the expected amount that a single customer will spend at your business during…

Marketing used to be a job that was at least somewhat separate from technology, but now many marketing efforts are completely dependent on technology. This has created the need for…

Customer engagement is key when creating loyal fans of a product or service, but customers may also play a vital role when it comes to product development. Here are some…

Shopping for the holidays has always been a large revenue earner for retail stores. However, holiday shopping is important for other reasons. How retailers market and cater to clients for…

We spend a great deal of time and effort courting customers. Resources, finances and considerable thought goes into how to attract, draw and eventually convert those visitors into loyal customers.…

The more you know about your customers, the better experience you can provide for them and ensure repeat business. You don’t have to be a fortune teller to predict customer…

Have you ever wondered how long a loyal customer visits your shop? If you’re able to identify a person visiting your business as a customer, you might want to know…

When you’re busy running a business, it may appear at first glance that you’re always experiencing the same customer visitation rates on a daily basis. In reality, it probably varies…

Trying to measure consumer behavior on a daily basis is often impossible without using a variety technologies to accumulate data. While you’ve perhaps invested in data-tracking tools and maybe even…

Offering free Wi-Fi is a common service in many businesses, and you’re probably no different in offering it to loyal and first-time customers. Since most customers expect it in public…

Operating a retail business can sometimes feel like leading an army during wartime. You pass long periods of relatively little activity and your troops face intense boredom. Suddenly, a peak…