Tag: restaurant marketing

How Restaurants Can Use In-House TVs for Promotions

Posted on by Jaimie Onasch

INTRODUCTION

In-house TVs can not only be used entertain your guests or draw sports fans to your restaurant or bar, but they can also be leveraged to promote your specials, new menu items, special events, gift cards or private event space.

Companies like TrueSync Media, TAIV and Barcast offer in-house TV solutions tailored to restaurants, bars and hospitality businesses. While their features may vary, these types of companies can help you turn your TVs into powerful marketing outputs that generate repeat business for your restaurant.

Following are some ways your restaurant can use its in-house TVs for promotions.

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How Restaurants Can Advertise on Spotify

Posted on by Jaimie Onasch

INTRODUCTION

According to Statista, Spotify has more than 400 million ad-supported monthly active users, with more than 50% of users between the ages of 18 and 34 years old.

Restaurants can take advantage of the popular audio streaming platform to reach potential customers, particularly younger customers, who live in their area by running targeted audio, video, display or podcast ads.

Following are some tips on how your restaurant can advertise on Spotify.

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When Hotels and Restaurants Should Use Stories vs. Reels

Posted on by Jaimie Onasch

INTRODUCTION

According to a Sprout Social report, close to 70% of social media users identified Instagram as their favorite platform for engaging with brand content. In addition, about 50% of Instagram users said they interact with brands at least once a day.

Both Stories and Reels have proved to be the most engaging forms of content on the platform, but it can sometimes be difficult for hotel and restaurant businesses to understand when each should be used.

Following are some tips on when your hotel or restaurant should use Stories vs. Reels.

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