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Guest blog post by Brittany McDaniel of Caterease. The catering business is known to be chaotic. There are a lot of different job roles and moving parts to pull off a successful event. If one area fails, it can be very easy for everything to get out of control. In such a technological day and […]
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Let’s say you’re holding your exciting new corporate menu in your hands. You and your team spent quite a long time getting it just right, and you’re proud of it. Or you just finished up an entire month of successful back-to-back conferences and customer appreciation events. Your inbox is full of positive feedback, and you […]
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Love is in the air, and so is the smell of delicious catered food. Are you ready to dig deep into your wedding catering? As we all know, it’s never too soon to start planning and promoting our marketing game for the next big day. In need of some creative juice? Let us help! We […]
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Guest blog post by Brittany McDaniel of Caterease. It’s not enough just to obtain leads for your catering business. You must mold them into customers for your business to be successful. This involves listening to your leads and figuring out where they are in their buying cycle. Where they are influences the type of communication […]
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When caterers come to us for a new website, they often have very similar problems. Their current site is outdated, it isn’t mobile–responsive, or it just simply isn’t them. Some caterers can’t update their own websites, and some hear from their customers that their sites are impossible to navigate. Whatever the issues, creating a new […]
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Marketing is very visual, especially catering marketing. After all, people eat with their eyes. This means good photography—specifically food photography—is key for a catering company. Just how important are photos for marketing? Why do photos matter for marketing? Instead of just taking our word for it, we will let these facts and stats do the […]
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Marketing is all about how you communicate your value to potential customers. Think about the visual front you present. Does it represent your brand, products and services? Does it entice your potential customers to think, “This looks inexpensive, let’s find out how cheap we can get it” or “Wow, I wonder how cool they make […]
