3 Ways to Socialize Restaurant Marketing
Campaigns
Marketing
is developing a whole new lexicon of terms. One of the most significant for
restaurant marketers? “Socializing.” In today’s marketing lingo, “socializing”
is the term for extending the reach of your direct mail, email, and ad
campaigns through social media.
Many restaurant owners have come to
rely on social networking sites for cost-effective marketing. Facebook,
Twitter, Foursquare, and other social networking sites help brands connect with
customers, start conversations, drive response to promotions, and cultivate
word of mouth.
According to a survey by StrongMail
in December 2011, more than two-thirds of business leaders (68%) say they plan
to integrate social media with their email marketing efforts in 2012.
With a delivery point of sale system,
you have access to a rich database of customer contacts and purchase history
for targeted marketing. But you can give your print and email marketing new
legs by integrating social media.
Use the Mobile-With an integrated marketing solution such as Mercury
Loyalty you can capture the mobile number of your customer right from the
POS. This updated version of the punch card allows you to capture the mobile
for the loyalty program with no additional hardware needed.
Add social media links to your mail
and email pieces. Extend the reach of your marketing
promotions with cross-platform messaging and links. By adding social media
links to your emails, you can drive potential customers to your social outlets
and give them new ways to connect with you and take advantage of your
promotions.
Make sharing easy. Ask for “Likes” on Facebook—and add Facebook and Twitter
share links to your website and email promotions. Make it as easy as possible
for your audience to spread your messages through their own social channels.
Smart integration of social media
can significantly extend the reach and sales impact of your paid marketing
campaigns. How are you incorporating social media into your marketing
plan?
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