Not only is the usual fast casual customer time-conscious, but he/she is addicted to smartphones and digital signage and wants new experiences with the amount of time allotted. Fast casuals continue to explode in popularity with the restaurant industry, mainly because its customers happen to be the largest customer base.
Digital menus are slowly becoming commonplace in fast food and casual eateries. This advancement in technology is an major improvement for, not only customers, but store owners as well. Visibility to menu items has dramatically increased, while costs spent on board replacements and LTO changes have decreased.
In this article, we clarify the five key considerations you should take into account when choosing a digital menu board solution.
If you aren’t upselling your customers, you won’t be able to maximize your revenue. Indoor and outdoor digital menu boards and order confirmation systems offer key benefits including: presentation quality, visibility, dynamic colors, and rotating messaging.
QSR and Fast-Casual Restaurants have only a few short moments to make an impact and influence the buying behavior of a customer. Engaging with customers is fundamental to build a good first impression and the most valuable asset of all: repeat customers.
It’s said a picture is worth a thousand words, which is great if your store sells words, but Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs) sell convenient, to-go foods. Many digital signage systems are focused on the pictures, but focusing on the products themselves is a much better approach.
Beverages make up a significant part of the bottom line for nearly every restaurant from QSR to Casual Dining and even Fine Dining. So, what if restaurant owners could increase their beverage sales by 10% to 15% overnight with some simple ideas?
Introducing new items with mouth-watering pictures is a hallmark of QSR Marketing. What happens however, after a period of time goes by and many of your customers have seen your menu board and the pictures of food in that same place time and again?