Business Insights & Marketing Tips

You're looking at your menu data. Something doesn't add up. Your best-selling dish barely breaks even. Meanwhile, that fancy special you're proud of gets three orders a week. The problem isn't your co...

You've spent hours perfecting your signature dish. The flavours are spot-on, the presentation is beautiful. Yet it sits there, week after week, barely selling. Meanwhile, an average dish in the top-ri...

You've spent money on a beautiful menu. Crisp photos, elegant fonts, everything looks professional. But there's a pattern: customers order your lowest-margin dishes while signature items sit gathering...

You know there's money left on the table somewhere. Your menu looks fine (customers genuinely enjoy it, prices seem reasonable) but profit isn't matching what it should be. Research shows optimised me...

You're doing decent covers. Tables fill up on weekends. Staff seem happy enough. Then you look at your bank balance at the end of the month and wonder where it all went: every restaurateur knows this...

You've got a queue out the door on Saturday nights. But Tuesdays? Wednesdays? You could hear a pin drop. You're posting on Instagram when you remember, writing the odd email, maybe even thinking about...

Your chef rejected a box of turbot on Tuesday because the gills were wrong. That is a blog post, and nobody else in Britain can publish it. Most restaurant blog ideas fail the only test that matters:...

It's 10pm, you've just finished service, and you're staring at an empty Instagram drafts folder. You know you should post something tomorrow, but what? Meanwhile, that new place down the road seems to...

You post a photo of your best dish. Lighting is decent, presentation is spot-on. Eight likes. Meanwhile, the chain across the road has a queue out the door posting the same burger every week. You're w...

90% of diners check restaurants online before deciding where to eat. You're posting three times a week. Lighting's decent, food looks good. Three likes, two from staff. Meanwhile, the chain down the r...

You are staring at the blackboard. Last month's prices. You have been meaning to update it for weeks, but between 12-hour shifts and being down two staff, it never quite happens. A customer just point...

You have just finished a 12-hour shift. Your feet hurt. A customer just asked if you still do the lamb special, the one you took off six months ago. The crossed-out prices and handwritten amendments a...