Acme Smoked Fish Corp’s Post

Get your customers to read more details about your dish! During their next visit they will see a pop-over on the first dish... What's inside? ♥️ #Foodlista #ProductDetails

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In 2009, as Americans shifted from pizza to sandwiches, Dominos launched its own sandwiches in a unique way. With blindfolded taste tests, they created a viral ad, and even when Subway sent a cease-and-desist letter, Dominos responded by burning it in their ovens. Innovation at its best! Share if you find this marketing battle intriguing. 🍕🔥 #DominosVsSubway #MarketingStrategies #Innovation #PizzaWars #CreativeAdvertising #BusinessCompetitions #ViralMarketing #SizzlingIdeas #PizzaLovers #UniqueCampaigns #BrandBattle

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Answer to this week's: "What the * is in our products?" trivia.... Chicken Shack's Chicken Sandwich I thought it would be a tough one, but you all guessed it pretty quickly. Foodbabe put out a very interesting piece showing all of the different fast food chicken sandwiches next to each other by ingredient. The ingredient list was substantially longer than Chick-Fil-A, McDonalds, and Wendy's Pretty weird when Chicken Shack says on their website: “Food is at the center of what we do. We’re committed to sourcing real, premium ingredients to deliver menu items our guests crave and can feel good about eating. Guided by our vision of quality and food safety, our culinary team continues to craft high-quality menu items, surprising and delighting guests with innovative recipes.” Here is link to Foodbabe's analysis - https://lnkd.in/ekzxGXE5

Why are we accepting this?! 😳 When we consider that... 👎 79% of customers have actually left a venue due to queues (MCA) 🚫 63% are put off buying food & drink altogether because of queues (Mintel) 😭 And as a nation we spend a shocking 47 days queueing over our lifetime... ... it's clear that something has to change! Well, when it comes to beverage service. The solution has arrived. 💨 Serve your customers 360% faster 🤩 And reduce queues by 74% with Boxbar 🤝 #reinventingbars #boxbarselfserve #drinkstech

Preaching to the choir here! On our most recent cruise I never bought water when we were on shore. 3 to 5 Euros each!! NO THANK YOU! When retailers sell you foods, soft drinks, etc. margins on water is 600%+. On bottled soft drinks it's over 300% and from those soda machines it's north of 900% (not to mention ultra processed sodas are among the worst UPF out there). I filled up on shore, brought my hydration packs. When I'd run low I'd look for a fountain to fill up (PS. Most countries in Europe have higher standards of water than we do in North America!). And, if you work remotely you're already avoiding those temptations of eating out or grabbing a $5 coffee. It's like you got a $5000 to $15,000 pay raise by working remote!

Good advice...

His point is valid. The only true way to reduce price is reduce demand. If they can’t sell it at $5 they will have to reduce the price or go out of business. We have forgotten we the consumers who should choose who and how we spend our money. How many reading this post have a household budget in a spreadsheet and review it each month to actual spend. Since 2020 expenses have doubled yet as far as I can see most people’s income has stayed the same. Why, for the point made in this video. We are enablers to the corporate greed each time we purchase over profit margined items. Read “think and grow rich” you may learn things college didn’t teach you. I will pose a new question for folks to consider if they agree. A federal law should be put in place that a CEO or any executive and paid board members should not make more that 20% of the company’s lowest paid employee. Meaning the biggest gap between the highest paid employees and lowest paid employees is 20%. Just a thought to a better way to create better wealth distribution.

This is a great advice for individuals and companies.