This past weekend at the National Restaurant Association Show, Restaurant and Hospitality Marketing greeted restaurant professionals from across the country, offering innovative and strategic digital marketing solutions that target today’s tech savvy consumers. From user friendly mobile sites and video production to content marketing and reputation management, they provide digital marketing solutions tailored for the […] [...]

Are you still trying to work content marketing into your 2013 marketing plan? Learn what the top five content marketing trends for 2013 will be so you can create a solid action plan. 1. Blog Blogs lend credibility to businesses and help increase traffic to your website. The information included in blogs is useful for […] [...]

Facebook’s “Nearby” feature on its iOS and Android app allows users to search for and find nearby businesses – such as restaurants, coffee shops, or retail outlets – and to view ratings for each establishment (up to 5 stars).  This doesn’t seem so different from sites like Foursquare and Yelp, but Facebook has an important […] [...]

By now you may have heard about Google Places and why your restaurant should be listed, but in true Google fashion, this search engine leader certainly isn’t one to rest on their laurels. As Google is always trying to stay 1 step ahead of the game, move over Google Places, and enter Google+ for Business.   […] [...]

A slick and optimized website is a good starting point for spreading brand awareness online. But these days more and more people are using their mobile phones to make purchasing decisions- especially when deciding where to eat. So if your landing page is not mobile friendly, your restaurant is missing the boat. Here are 9 […] [...]

As more and more consumers turn to their smart phones when deciding where to eat, the restaurant app is gaining popularity with all demographics. Here we’ve listed some of the top players- would we find your restaurant on them? Urbanspoon – A useful app for finding and categorizing local restaurants, users rely on the Urbanspoon […] [...]