Spice up your restaurant marketing with these ideas

Are you looking for ways to spice up your restaurant marketing game? Look no further! We've got some tips and tricks that will help you bring in more hungry customers and keep them coming back for seconds. 

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Get social

Make sure you have active accounts on all the major social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.) and post regularly. Use high-quality photos and videos to showcase your menu items and atmosphere. Always encourage your customers to post their own photos and tag your restaurant. This will not only give you free advertising but will help build a loyal community of fans. 

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Stay local 

People love to support local businesses, so make sure you're tapping into that market. Highlight local ingredients on your menu, partner with nearby businesses for cross-promotions, and participate in local events. Use keywords like "local" and "community" in your social media posts and content to help draw in nearby customers. 

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Keep it fresh 

Don't let your menu get stale! Offer seasonal specials, rotate your menu items, and be open to feedback from your customers. This will show that you care about their dining experience and are always looking to improve. And for those who are tech-savvy, use your CRM system to track which menu items are popular and which ones need a little extra push.

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Loyalty programs 

Everyone loves to feel appreciated, so offer a loyalty program to reward your regular customers. Use your restaurant’s CRM system to track customer visits and offer rewards like free drinks, discounts, or exclusive menu items. And for those who are into tech, use QR codes to make signing up for your loyalty program quick and easy.

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Be responsive 

Customers expect quick and helpful responses to their inquiries. Make sure you have someone dedicated to monitoring your social media accounts and responding to messages and reviews promptly. Use your CRM system to track customer feedback and make sure to follow up with any issues or complaints. And use chatbots to help answer common questions and provide 24/7 customer service.

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