This Thursday, June 20, we'll be at the Murtec Executive Summit in Canada! Chat with our team to learn about the next generation of #POS and hear how Otter is helping restaurants and franchises of all sizes streamline their operations. Learn about POS: tryotter.com/pos #murtecsummit #restaurantshow #restauranttech #restaurantsoftware #pointofsale #restaurantlife
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“They are doing crazy coupons,” the franchisee griped. “Our gross sales are not even at 2012 levels, and profit then was five times what it is today.” Subway is a fixture in many shopping centers with 19,000 locations. Back in the early 2000s, I would go to Subway 10+ times per month, they had a frequent customer promotion and their sandwiches were fulfilling (or maybe my 22 year old taste buds were easily impressed). Bottom line is that same-store sales are down 5% - 10% YOY and margins are some of the lowest they have been in a decade due to increased costs. The coupons are getting customers to come in, but will they keep coming back? I think the menu has gotten too large. Take a page out of In-N-Out's playbook. Stick with your top 4 subs, but make them the best in the industry. Maybe that will get people back. https://lnkd.in/gmsiGY53
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When considering joining a franchise, it's essential to do your homework and ensure it's the right fit for you. From values to the type of support you expect, take the time to look at other brands and "look under the hood." Remember, this is a 10-year relationship, and it's crucial that you know what you're getting into, what to expect, and what your expectations are. When I speak to potential franchisees, I always encourage them to take the time to fully understand the opportunity and make an informed decision. #franchising #entrepreneurship #businessopportunity #pokeworks #poke
Connect today to franchise with a brand that focuses on innovation, franchisee support, customer satisfaction and premium food. www.pokeworksfranchise.com #pokeworks #poke #franchiseopportunities #franchisegrowth https://lnkd.in/gsg88v5h
Pokeworks Savors Innovative, Growth-Filled 2023, Prepared to Bowl Over 2024 with Further Expansion
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Internet outages are more than just inconveniences; they're costly disruptions for franchises in the food service industry 📉 Every minute of downtime can cost between $137 and $427, not to mention the impact on customer satisfaction and your brand's reputation. But what if outages no longer posed a threat? With 5G Failover, you're not just avoiding potential revenue loss but ensuring uninterrupted service and preserving invaluable customer experiences. Learn more --> https://zurl.co/gvbI #foodserviceindustry #franchise
Failover: Revolutionizing Franchise Restaurants - RTech Solutions
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Sarah, a smart businesswoman, recently opened a franchise restaurant. Sarah was excited about her new enterprise but recognized she required technology to compete in the competitive food industry. Sarah first installed a cutting-edge POS system with inventory management. This enabled real-time stock tracking, automated reordering, and waste reduction. Sarah could focus on customer service instead of inventory management with the POS system linked into her franchise's operations. Sarah then bought her business a simple online ordering system and mobile app. Customers could easily place orders for pickup or delivery, increasing sales and her customer base. The platform integrates with the POS system to streamline online-to-in-store order processing. Sarah implemented a CRM-powered reward program to boost consumer engagement and loyalty. Sarah may customize campaigns, make targeted offers, and reward loyal customers by collecting customer data. Customer satisfaction, repeat business, and word-of-mouth referrals increased. Sarah struggled to manage many sites as her franchise grew. She overcame this by using cloud-based management software to manage her franchise remotely. Sarah could manage sales and personnel schedules remotely. Sarah's technological strategy grew her franchise. Sarah had streamlined operations, improved sales, and satisfied customers, inspiring other franchise owners to use technology to grow. Thanks to technology, Sarah's franchise flourished. She achieved her dream of business ownership beyond her expectations. Are you ready to unlock the full potential of your franchise with technology? Contact us today to learn how our expert consultants can help you harness the power of innovation and drive success in your franchise journey. #franchise #embracetechnology #efficiency
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Hats off to Domino's for their innovative approach to marketing during a challenging time. By repositioning their traditional #BOGO offer as “Emergency Pizza” and changing their rewards program to include lower point redemption items, they have shown their commitment to providing value to their customers when they need it the most. While these changes may not be revolutionary, they are a testament to the company's ability to adapt and respond to the needs of their customers. Kudos to Domino's for their continued dedication to customer satisfaction, driving franchise profitability, and overall sales growth. What has your favorite loyalty program done for you lately? #qsr #franchising #loyaltyprograms #restaurantmarketing
Emergency Pizza and loyalty drove Domino's sales last quarter
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Loyalty Programs work! Provided they are simple and easy to both earn and burn, they will be an important component in your marketing arsenal. This helped Domino's same-store-sales increase by 5.6% in the quarter versus McDonald's 2.5%. #qsr #loyalty #franchise #marketing
A lot more people ordered Domino's Pizza last quarter
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Michael (Mike) Webster PhD tells us about inflation is QSR menus and attracting price conscious customers. "Fast food, or QSR, has long been a go-to option for budget-conscious consumers, but a recent surge in prices is making it increasingly difficult for low-income families to afford. According to a recent study, QSR prices have risen by 20% since 2021. This increase is due to a number of factors, including rising food costs, labor shortages, and supply chain disruptions. As a result of the price increases, low-income consumers are cutting back on their fast-food spending. A survey by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities found that 40% of low-income families have reduced their fast-food spending in the past year. QSR chains are responding to the changing spending habits of low-income consumers by offering fewer non-segmented discounts and promotions. In the past, QSR chains would often offer coupons and discounts to attract customers. However, with sales remaining strong despite the price increases, chains are less likely to offer these promotions. Instead, chains are using loyalty apps and targeted discounts to appeal to low-income consumers. Loyalty apps allow customers to earn points towards free food and drinks, while targeted discounts are offered to customers based on their purchase history. For many low income families, fast food was a convenient and affordable option. However, the recent price increases are making it increasingly difficult for these families to pay the QSR price. It remains to be seen whether collecting data will be successful by successful enough to create new customers." #QSR #Restaurants #Franchise #Franchising #FranchiseChat Chainformation Altir Industries, Inc. Franchise Pipeline Franchise Development Outsource Ned Lyerly Joe Caruso Michael (Mike) Webster PhD Anders Hall Jonathan Martin Michael Scherr Reeve Axelgard Burger King McDonald's The Wendy's Company Chick-fil-A Restaurants National Restaurant Association https://lnkd.in/eE8jccrm
QSR Prices Surge, Hitting Low-Income Consumers Hard - Franchise Sales
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The trend toward labor and asset lite continues, and #Jars was built with this in mind from inception. As franchising success continues to grow, it's important to keep up with the latest developments. Applebee's is creating a new prototype to get back growth - read more here: https://lnkd.in/eJ_Wh3sj #franchise #familybusiness
Applebee’s is creating a new prototype to get back to growth
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In franchising... The numbers IN the stores matter more than the number OF stores. There's no dispute there. BUT there's a ratio to maintain, too. 🌮 🌮 🌮 🌮 🌮 🌮 🌮 🌮 🌮 🌮 I talked with the former COO of a 100-plus unit fast casual Mexican chain. (you can guess which brand in the comments, but I won't answer lol maybe in DM) He shared that one main reason, among many, why they couldn’t scale like Chipotle could, was because: They were too focused on ONLY creating profitability in the stores. This is where good intentions hurt. They were so distracted with: 💸 Lowering costs. This stripped the brand of quality food and staff. 💸 Trying to market and expand the menu. Doing it too frequently confused workers; and customer experience suffered from inconsistency. 💸 Fear of over-saturation. Scared money don’t make money lol! They forgot that building more stores increases brand awareness and convenience. And therefore, total revenue and profitability. People may drive a long way to your store the first few months (the honeymoon phase.) But over time, people will default to convenience. Something only proper saturation can provide. A brand you see everywhere is a brand you can trust more. //////////////////////////////// There’s nothing wrong with staying small. For some brands and people, it can be a great destination in itself. But if you’re trying to scale, you need a healthy balance of both good unit economics AND market share dominance. It's not one or the other. It has to be both. Even if you're on the right track, you'll still get run over. It’s not a hard-set ratio, but I like 65:35. What's your ratio?
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By 2028, 92% of the Jack in the Box's (NASDAQ: JACK) approximately 3,045 restaurants are projected to be franchised, according to Visible Alpha consensus. Dive into the analysis: https://hubs.li/Q02mSZ0m0 #marketinsights
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