Posts Tagged ‘Restaurant Marketing’
Food Delivery Is Evolving
DoorDash is launching a convenience store focused delivery service that includes market-style offerings from local restaurants.
Read MoreHow Americans Spend Their Evenings
For most Americans, staying home with family is their favorite way to spend an evening, per results from a Gallup survey.
Read MoreFood Delivery App Users, 2019-2023
eMarketer forecasts that the number of smartphone food delivery app users will rise 25.2% to 45.6 million this year.
Read MoreBusinesses Consumers Plan To Avoid For COVID-19 Reopening
It should not be surprising that movies and theaters, bars and clubs, concert venues and sports areans, gyms, restaurants and malls are among the top businesses Americans plan to avoid as the economy opens up in the wake of the first wave of COVID-19.
Read MoreFood Delivery App Users, 2018-2023 [CHART]
Food delivery apps are rapidly growing in popularity, according to eMarketer’s latest forecast on mobile app usage. This year, these apps will be used by 38.0 million people in the US, up 21.0% over 2018. By 2021, more than 20% of US smartphone users will use a food delivery app.
Read MoreInstagram Stories Case Studies [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from 99Firms illustrates 30 case studies of how companies and brands are using Instagram Stories.
Read MoreMobile Voice Search Behavior [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from SERanking illustrates when, what, where, why and how of mobile search behavior.
Read MoreInstagram Influence [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic from X-Cart illustrates the many ways in which Instagram is exerting its influence as a social media channel.
Read MoreImportant vs Well-Executed Restaurant Technologies [TABLE]
In a February 2018 survey of US internet users and restaurant executives by BRP (Boston Retail Partners) and Windstream Enterprise, restaurant operators met consumer expectations on only two factors: contactless/mobile payment, for which 32% of consumers valued it and one-third of operators offered it, and Wi-Fi availability (44% both valued it and offered it).
Read MoreWhy People Go To The Mall [CHART]
It’s true, merchants can no longer rely on traditional anchors—usually department stores—to attract crowds. According to Coresight Research, the number of full-line department stores will shrink to 4,750 by 2023, down 19.5% from 2017.
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