restaurantbuildrz

Most restaurants hire a recent grad, promote the hostess, or even hire an agency to run their marketing. How will you know if they have you fully covered or not when it comes to your restaurant’s revenue generating marketing? Could they be missing some key strategies or tactics in their execution? Of course, no one is an expert in all areas, so you need to at least know where the gaps are in your restaurant’s marketing so you can get ahead of the competition.

This audit and competitor analysis is a custom 10-20 minute video looking over every aspect of online marketing, specific for your restaurant and your local area competition.

It is something we have previously only offered to our clients who pay over $1000 per month for our marketing services. Now we are making it available to you for a one time fee of only $49.

We have helped open, owned and operated dozens of restaurants, bars, and nightclubs in the last decade. We always wished there was a reliable and repeatable marketing plan blueprint to open a restaurant and not miss any important steps or details. Unfortunately, there was not.

It’s so important to prepare your online and offline marketing before and after opening the doors. There is a long checklist of details which need to be followed in order to have all the elements of a successfully marketed restaurant.

Most restaurant owners get ripped off by web designers, PR companies, marketing “experts” and the hordes of snake oil salesmen trying to take your money. We’ve been there and want to help you avoid the snakes, save money and put your marketing on the next level!

So we decided to offer this restaurant marketing audit so you can now have access to years of learning and a quick analysis of your current status.

We are restaurant industry veterans, not just a few marketing or tech nerds looking to sell services to restaurant owners. We have been in your shoes and know both the marketing side as well as the operational side of the industry.

We have been involved with many successful places and a few disasters. What we learned from both types of experiences is now captured in this audit and what to look for in your marketing gaps.