by Barbara-Anne Zarzosa | Mar 20, 2020 | Business listing, Customer loyalty, Customer retention, Facebook, Google, Local business, Marketing, Mobile, SMS Marketing
If you are depending on take-out to survive, I’d like to help We are in a crisis … and some restaurants won’t survive while others will thrive. Due to “social distancing” dining-in at restaurants is not recommended and getting banned all over the world . ...
by Barbara-Anne Zarzosa | Mar 17, 2020 | Customer loyalty, Customer retention, Customer service, Local business
✔️ Delivery Most people still have to work, and by the time work is over, everyone just wants to get home. Offer delivery or curbside pickup to get your customers what they need. ✔️ Check in At a time when everyone wants to stay away...
by Barbara-Anne Zarzosa | Mar 13, 2019 | Customer loyalty, Customer retention, Local business, SMS Marketing
The competition is fierce in the food service industry as more and more restaurants keep popping up. The only way you can survive in the sector is by attracting more and more foodies to your restaurant. You’ll struggle to keep the doors open if you can’t attract...
by Barbara-Anne Zarzosa | Mar 7, 2019 | Customer retention, Local business, Marketing, Mobile, WiFi Marketing
Unlike e-commerce stores, brick-and-mortar establishments cannot access many digital analytics and marketing tools. Fortunately, a tool called ‘social WiFi” has provided physical locations with the opportunity to use digital technology for capturing demographic and...
by Barbara-Anne Zarzosa | Jun 20, 2018 | Customer retention, Google, Local business
Last year in August, a new feature “Questions & Answers or Q&A” was introduced by Google in Google My Business. This feature enables other people to ask questions about your business and lets you or others answer those questions. Like online reviews, this...
by Barbara-Anne Zarzosa | May 30, 2018 | Business listing, Customer service, Local business, Mobile, Reputation, SEO
Back in the mid-1990s when I first began building websites for local businesses, no one gave a hoot about local search rank. There was a slew of search engines out there. Each was like its own telephone directory for websites and they were only capable of searching...
