marketing

Marketing

Consumers' 6 favorite restaurant loyalty programs

Here’s a look at which rewards programs rise to the top, and why.

Operations

Are QSRs the real hotbeds of innovation?

In the last few years, the build-your-own Chipotle-style fast casuals really hit their stride, expanding into almost any type of cuisine people could think of.

One Friday, five Restaurant Business editors trekked over to the Arby’s in Chicago’s Ogilvie train station to check out the brand's loaded curly fries.

The longtime chain marketer will be the first to hold the position, a reflection of the concept's growth plans.

Why's an operator cheering a possible upswing in food prices? And has Maine's governor hit on a new way of getting restaurant employees' lobbying help? Those are just some of the questions that were posed by surprising developments of the past week.

The concepts winning with their marketing efforts aren’t necessarily grabbing the full audience. Here’s a look at the chains resonating with different genders as well as those scoring with both.

Here are some discounts and freebies being used to draw diners this Tax Day.

A text from outside the R&D department was the seed for Taco Bell’s latest mashup—the Naked Chicken Chalupa.

Chiropractors' delights this week included suggestions Chipotle may scrap its burger venture, a backfire for Burger King on a new form of advertising, a rethink of delivery by Taco Bell and a potentially devastating threat to alcohol sales.

Sly moves helped restaurants get their marketing messages across in innovative ways—and avert serious crime.

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