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Eating your way through Kansas City

Funny how a handful of celebrity chefs and mom-and-pop global joints can round out a local cuisine. Now visitors in the know—and with a car to navigate the bi-state sprawl—have a new nickname for Kansas City: Chowtown.

Consultative Selling: Help Customers Tap the Red Hot Iced Coffee Trend

Looking for a hot trend to help customers tap into this summer? Look no further than iced coffee – a simple, popular and highly profitable beverage...

Food trucks fill the streets and parking lots of New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Austin and Portland, Ore. Los Angeles alone counts 9,000 food trucks and carts, including branded vehicles from California Pizza Kitchen and Carl’s Jr. Yet when Ray Villaman, moderator of a trucks panel at the Restaurant Leadership Conference, asked who in the audience has or plans to launch a food truck, only a few hands were raised.

MINNEAPOLIS (March 13, 2012 - PRNewswire)—ValuedPatron Marketing Services, LLC has launched Eat-A-Bite, Give-A-Bit™—a long-term, cause-marketing...

While street food hasn’t always been beloved by consumers, that attitude is clearly changing. Enticed by the convenience and affordability of street food, along with its often gourmet flavors and forms, consumers are flocking to their local lunch stands for fast but satisfying meals, as well as enjoying new low-cost global street food-inspired restaurants.

Changes in the RLC’s content and a few tweaks in the format should help veteran show-goers get the most out of their visit as well.

Here’s how a few restaurants are providing what could become a common guest amenity: Free phone recharges.

Counting Danny Meyer as an investor, Umi Kitchen cracks the delivery-only restaurant code for using amateur cooks.

It's the hottest, well, buzzword in marketing. Buzz. Everybody wants it. Not everybody has it. And to get it, best you forget the old lingo of media buys, bump rates and drive times and get hip to the "influencers," "viral marketers," "bloggers" and "blasters" who are driving things today.

Guerrilla marketing has taken a decidedly tech turn. Pros: It's cheap and effective. Cons: What's Twitter again?

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