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The Food Cost Control Blog- Professional Recipe Model - Forecasting Key ItemsMany companies stop cold once they build a standard food cost recipe model. These operators are happy to see the true food cost of each menu item. They benefit from the ability to see the change in recipe cost totals whenever they update ingredient prices with current purchase data. I recommend a phase two project once the initial recipe model is complete. […]
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Category Archives: Reviews
Responding to Fruitcake Reviewers
There’s been a ton of talk, articles and blogs about how to respond to online reviews. But not too much on how to deal with Fruitcakes and Trolls. The difference? A Fruitcake reviewer is someone who may have been a … Continue reading
Posted in B&B, Customer Service, How tos, Lodging, marketing, Reputation Management, Reviews
Tagged Business, customer service, Google+, Responding to reviews, Review site, Tripadvisor, Troll, Yelp
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Reputation Management for Lodging, Maine Innkeepers Association
This past week, Scott Thomas from Brewster House (http://www.brewsterhouse.com/) and I gave a seminar to the Maine Innkeepers Association (http://www.maineinns.com/) on reputation management. Following are the two powerpoints used, the handout and the page notes from my portion of the … Continue reading
Inns, HOW TO get the Recommend This Place box on your Facebook Fan page
As of last month, Facebook added a Recommend This Place to Fan pages, initially it was just supposed to appear to local audiences to your business, but it appears now to be a universally available recommend box on a businesses … Continue reading
Posted in B&B, Hospitality News, How tos, Inns, Lodging, marketing, Reviews
Tagged facebook, facebook fan pages, Facebook Places, fan pages, Hospitality Marketing, lodging, lodging marketing, marketing, Social Media
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Yes B&Bs, your guests are Yelping about you!
Scott from Brewster House just wrote a blog post today: 3 Ways to Manage Your Online Reputation – Good, Bad, and Ugly which ties in perfectly to this. Guests do talk on Yelp about B&B stays, while not as many review … Continue reading
Posted in B&B, Customer Service, Hospitality News, Lodging, marketing, Reviews
Tagged hospitality, Hospitality Marketing, marketing, reviews, Social Media, Tripadvisor, twitter, Yelp
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Or (As a restaurant owner a prime example of why you should be monitoring your brand) I became aware of this a few days ago when I saw a tweet posted by a B&B twitter friend of mine linking to an … Continue reading
Tripadvisor, bane or boon to small lodging?
You might also be interesting in: About The Inn’s Reviewing TripAdvisor: Low Marks for Responsibility There has been much talk in the last year or so about Tripadvisor in the lodging communities: complaints of other lodging owners posting positive fake … Continue reading
Posted in Hospitality News, marketing, Observations, Reviews
Tagged hospitality, Hospitality Marketing, lodging, lodging marketing, marketing, Social Media, Tripadvisor
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