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Click to view WebDesign's profile Professional WebDesign 8 posts since
Jan 16, 2008
30. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Jan 16, 2008 12:22 PM
in response to: The Expert

Creating a website is most certainly not a struggle if it is handled properly :)

You must a a presence on the Internet for any business.
Click to view intechspecial's profile Mogul intechspecial 1,457 posts since
Jan 6, 2008
31. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Jan 16, 2008 4:08 PM
in response to: WebDesign
Web Design is correct.

It does not have to cost you the price of a new car either.

Web Design by iTS works with companies of any budget.

http://www.intechspecial.com

Click to view WebDesign's profile Professional WebDesign 8 posts since
Jan 16, 2008
32. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Jan 16, 2008 5:55 PM
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You get what you pay for in most any business including website design.
Click to view designer's profile Mogul designer 329 posts since
Feb 28, 2008
33. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Mar 20, 2008 2:43 PM
in response to: Wingman
I would suggest that you try special coupons so that when customers order and receive their food, stapled to the bag would be a coupon or "credit". You can have an offer that when customers save 20 coupons, they are entilted to a FREE large pizza with 2 topings of their choice or the Buffalo wings. It may help with repeat business as customers try to save the coupons and work their way towards the free prize.
Click to view tatiana83003's profile Authority tatiana83003 6 posts since
Feb 27, 2008
34. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Apr 5, 2008 3:31 AM
in response to: Wingman
You definately have to promote upcoming sports events. I guarentee that your place will be filled.
Click to view puzzleman's profile Mogul puzzleman 293 posts since
Oct 11, 2007
35. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Apr 5, 2008 4:46 PM
in response to: tatiana83003
Everyone here has some great ideas for you. One thing to remember is that marketing is like pushing a car up a hill. It hard and slow to start with but gets easier as you keep pushing and get others to help. But when you stop pushing the car will roll back to the bottom of the hill and you have to start all over again.

My idea would be to give free samples. I'm not sure how it would work but if you're feeling a financial pinch, through caution to the wind and go for it. Broadcast it big. give samples to radio stations (preferable sports talk, as they like to eat as well as talk). Put someone in a chicken suit on the street with a big sign saying free wing samples with purchase of a pizza. Go zany. Shoot for the moon. You don't have to spend lots of cash to promote. Give product away. It's cheaper. Plus it gets your product out there.

How about putting coupons on the back of grocery store receipts? How about someone in a Luigi costume to promote your pizza and free wing samples? How about do enough of these things that a local TV station notices and puts you on the wacky part of the show. How about someone in a chicken suit riding around on the back of a Harley type motorcycle or a motorcycle with a sidecar with a sign saying "Check out my wings at....." or " Free Chick! See more at......" . Things like this don't cost much money.

Jim
Click to view The Expert's profile Mogul The Expert 71 posts since
Oct 13, 2007
36. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Apr 5, 2008 5:52 PM
in response to: puzzleman
Hi Puzzleman
Your ideas were great.

I took the liberty of posting them on another blog called 'Free Marketing Ideas"

I did say that they were your ideas.

Please feel free to join that blog as well.

The more we share the stronger we will be as a community
Click to view puzzleman's profile Mogul puzzleman 293 posts since
Oct 11, 2007
37. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Apr 7, 2008 1:37 PM
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Thanks for the compliment.

What is the address for the blog you mentioned?

Jim
Click to view The Expert's profile Mogul The Expert 71 posts since
Oct 13, 2007
38. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Apr 7, 2008 2:56 PM
in response to: puzzleman
Hi Puzzleman
This is the url to the blog on free marketing

http://smallbusinessonlinecommunity.banko
famerica.com/thread/2741?tstart=0
Click to view usarose1's profile Professional usarose1 2 posts since
Sep 14, 2008
39. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Sep 14, 2008 10:31 PM
in response to: Wingman
As a Pizza Delivery Expert for one of the "Big Boys" of Pizza. I recommed door hanging it is cheap, good exercise and it works. But then comes the question do you market before you are staffed for it or do you get staffed for it then doorhang? The bottom line is if you do not give the customer the opportiunity to know you are in their market they are not going to buy from you.

If you have a computer that you enter the order into make sure you get their email so you can send them an opt in newsletter on the monthly specials you are running.

Also banner shaking works.

Matt in Charlotte
Click to view conceptgroup's profile Authority conceptgroup 7 posts since
May 23, 2008
40. Re: Marketing suggestions for Buffalo Wings and Pizza Jan 23, 2009 8:38 AM
in response to: Wingman
Good god man, don't fall into the trap of relying on coupons and traditional advertising to build your business or brand!!!!

Spend some time clearly differentiating what makes your operation and product superior and unique -- then tell that story in compelling terms, get involved locally, build alliances, do some charity work.

Coupons and trying to advertise your way into more business show weakness and don't do your brand any favors at all.

We've been doing restaurant marketing and operations for over 100+ collective years. Visit our site (below) for more tips and articles that may help you.

You're special....make that clear and shout it loud!

Tom Kelley
Managing Partner
Concept Branding Group
http://www.conceptbrandinggroup.com

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