Marketing

Restaurant marketing ideas and trends

Marketing

Dunkin’ Donuts brings back Brewing Joy campaign

Select locations of the quick-service chain will offer up to 500 cups of free coffee.

Marketing

Papa Murphy’s refines its delivery pitch

The take-and-bake chain aims to convince patrons that ordering a pie can still count as home cooking.

They are every operator’s dream: loyal customers who enjoy trying new cuisines and who are receptive to advertising messages. The demographic? African-Americans.

Changes in the RLC’s content and a few tweaks in the format should help veteran show-goers get the most out of their visit as well.

One of the big challenges in creating an effective social media strategy is forging seamless communication and collaboration between departments.

At a time where beauty bloggers rule the world—or, at least YouTube—some restaurants are finding success marketing the aesthetic benefits of ingredients.

Here's a preview of the multimillion-dollar messages that chains will be delivering via the big game.

This month has seen its fair share of restaurant controversy on the web. Here’s how three concepts are choosing to address current and potential snafus with followers.

KFC fans will have a change to grab a variety of KFC-themed merchandise starting at $4.

Humans are naturally social creatures, giving operators room to use TV as a marketing tool.

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