All Blog Posts Tagged 'consistency' (4)

Market Your Restaurant With A Rifle and NOT A Shotgun.

Every week, restaurants come to us to discuss having us take over their marketing initiatives. When they do so, this is a two way interview. Obviously the restaurant wants to see what we are all about, and if we are suitable for their needs. We however also want to interview the restaurant, learn about them, what they have been doing with their marketing, where they…

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Added by Chris Leo on April 23, 2012 at 8:30am — 2 Comments

Non-Operator Why Staff Should Not Be Allowed Make this Decision

I’ve beat this drum many times before and it’s one that I will continue to beat for as long as I am the victim of what I call a “consistent inconsistency”: In other words, the continuing lack of a standard when it comes to drink preparation, menu presentation and service.

To cut to the chase, a bar needs to be consistent. Every business needs to be consistent.… Continue

Added by Barry Chandler on October 14, 2010 at 5:22pm — No Comments

Non-Operator Consistency In A World Gone Mad

A few years ago, Beamish Irish Stout had a slogan on their advertisements that read: “Consistency In A World Gone Mad”.

The idea being that you would always get what you expected with Beamish. You knew what was coming! I was reminded of this slogan this morning as I had my breakfast. A couple of times a week I grab my breakfast at a local breakfast diner, one of a mid size… Continue

Added by Barry Chandler on November 25, 2009 at 8:14pm — 1 Comment

Restaurant Ten Success Commandments

I have no idea where this came from, but I think it's pretty relevant...and logical.

Ten Commandments for Success in the Restaurant

Business

1. Overhead

2. Capitalization

3. Location/Visibility

4. Accessibility

4. Parking

5. Service

5. Quality

6. Value

7. Consistency

8. Ambiance

9. Publicity & Community Relations

10. Ownership supervision

What do you think?

I could add a few more. Perhaps sub-commandments… Continue

Added by Michael L. Atkinson on December 11, 2007 at 12:29pm — 3 Comments