Marketing

Restaurant marketing ideas and trends

Marketing

Catching a buzz

When it comes to buzz specifically, it’s about innovation and differentiation, says Chris Tomasso, chief marketing officer of First Watch Restaurants and a board member of the National Restaurant Association’s Marketing Executives Group (MEG).

Marketing

Social media watch: ‘Tis the season

Arby’s inventive holiday-themed posts are gaining traction with social media followers.

Complaints are unavoidable in restaurants. But how operators handle issues often dictates consumers’ brand perception, as well as their willingness to return.

Confession is supposedly good for the soul. These chains are betting it won't hurt business, either.

Diners can snag a free sushi roll at participating locations this Thursday.

The burger chain will award a $10,000 Bling Mac ring to the most creative ode.

The pay-upfront promo, one of a growing number of such campaigns, entitles the owner to a salad each day in May.

These brands toe the socially acceptable line while keeping it snarky online.

As the executives of Burger King and Five Guys revealed during a session at the Restaurant Leadership Conference, their brands share a conscious commitment to style over substance in their marketing approaches.

Restaurateurs are taking an inward look in March, examining what’s working and what’s not in their organizations and weeding out what they deem not worthy. Here are three ways business are being shaken up right now.

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