The restaurant industry is constantly evolving, and it’s making it harder for operators to maintain revenue growth. The shifting trends present new problems for restaurant operators, including but not limited to: Declining visits as a result of strong competition and non-traditional eateries Less foot traffic as customers turn to online choices Profit loss from delivery

In this informative guide, we’ll discuss the 5 pillars of pizza restaurant customer engagement and give you actionable tips to engage your customers in personalized and meaningful ways. We’ll also share real-life success stories of pizza restaurants who use customer engagement to grow their revenue and create raving fans.

Restaurant goers have high expectations. They expect great food, prompt service, and affordable prices from full-service restaurants. Even if your restaurant excels in all three areas, there’s no guarantee that customers will come back. To drive customer loyalty, full-service restaurants must provide a positive experience; an experience that doesn’t start and stop with a meal.

Consumers have made a statement. They want tailored, personalized experiences and they’re willing to take their business elsewhere if a merchant can’t deliver. How can your business handle these demands? With customer engagement. To get a closer look at how customer engagement can help your business, let’s look at how it works. In this guide,

We teamed up with five influential industry leaders to bring you our Customer Engagement Predictions for 2019 and beyond. From bleeding edge technology advancements to radical personalization efforts, the world of customer engagement is about to be rocked.

There’s no denying that engaged customers are extremely valuable.  Engaged customers represent a 23 percent premium in terms of wallet share, profitability, revenue, and relationship growth.  But to succeed at customer engagement you need to offer a highly personalized customer experience. And, despite the massive upside, 70 percent of merchants fail to personalize their marketing campaigns.

Introduction Imagine your ideal customers. They likely return to your business locations often, love your products or services, encourage their friends to visit and spend more money each time. They have a strong, thriving relationship with your business. It’s important to understand their habits to effectively engage them and grow overall loyalty. Growing advocacy and

Introduction Customer engagement can be tricky for convenience stores. Between 65 to 75% of convenience store customers buy gas but never enter the store, according to CSNews. So how do you engage with customers that pump, pay, and go? A strong customer engagement strategy is necessary for convenience stores to survive. The real profits are made on in-store

Introduction Why your loyalty program is failing – but can still be fixed. Building customer loyalty is — and has to be — the primary focus of every business. Loyal customers spend more per purchase, visit more frequently, and are the number one source of new referrals. In fact, loyalty represents a business’s single most

Introduction The car wash industry is intensely competitive, which makes it difficult to engage customers and create loyalty. Several factors directly influence car wash success including weather conditions, location, competition, and the time of the year. Without the right customer data in place, it can be difficult to tackle these challenges and engage customers in

Introduction The data revolution has become table stakes for companies that do business online, however, brick-and-mortar businesses still have a ways to go when it comes to collecting and using customer data. This guide will introduce offline merchants (restaurants, car washes, cafes, retailers, etc) to a new way of thinking about capturing and using customer

Introduction How engaged are your customers? Engaged customers are loyal customers. They spend more, visit your business more frequently, and refer other great customers like themselves to your business.  Given the importance of customer engagement, it’s not surprising to learn that it’s a top priority for merchants, especially multi-location, offline businesses that rely on a