The economy may be roaring along, but consumers are still in a recession mindset.
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Restaurants, Footwear Retailers to Target Free-spending Teens
“Piper Jaffray recently completed its 37th semi-annual Generation Z survey of 8,000 U.S. teens. Overall, it found that teens claim they spend approximately $2,600 per year, a 1% year -over-year raise and a 6% compared to last fall.”
Restaurants to Target the 45% of Diners Swayed by Social Media Posts
MGH, a full-service restaurant marketing agency, announced the results of a study that examined how influential a brand’s social media marketing can be when it comes to driving restaurant trial and customer loyalty.
Restaurants to Promote Convenience to Millennial Parents
“Millennial parents, just like parents from the generations that preceded them, are increasingly looking to restaurants to take on the task of cooking for their families. Millennials with children increased their restaurant visits by 5% in 2018 compared to prior year, reports The NPD Group. Their visit increase is in comparison to flat traffic growth for the total foodservice industry in 2018, according to NPD, which tracks on a daily basis U.S. consumers’ use of restaurants and other foodservice outlets.”
Restaurants Can Score More Business by Serving Consumers’ Favorite Breakfast Foods
Whether it’s the slurp of a honey banana smoothie or the crackle of fresh bacon, breakfast is what gets many of us out of bed in the morning. A new survey conducted by the National Honey Board highlights how the U.S. does breakfast.
Bricks-and-Mortar Stores Should Be Marketing Their Mobile Apps
“Any all-digital business can benefit from adding an app to the marketing mix,” Nabeena Mali writes for AppInstitute. “But bricks-and-sticks businesses can enjoy equal – even greater – gains. With tech ever-advancing and developers getting ever more creative, this list barely scratches the surface.”
Local Restaurants Can Thrive in Mall Food Courts
QSR Magazine reports some quick-service restaurants aren’t just surviving, they’re thriving thanks to a delicate balance of operations, product offering, and marketing that can uplift a failing quick-serve and bring some success back to mall food courts. Quick-service restaurants need to commit to new marketing channels that align with consumer behaviors.
Infographic: Voice-Activated Assistant User Purchase Intent
With the increase in voice-activated assistant usage, learn more about how these users grocery shop and dine.
SPEAK UP AND EAT! Voice-activated assistants are changing how America eats
Thirteen percent of American adults have used voice-activated assistants – such as Alexa, Cortana, Google Home/Assistant, or Apple’s Siri – in the past 30 days, according to the 8th annual AudienceSCAN study by SalesFuel. SalesFuel finds that users of these devices tend to eat out more frequently and have different grocery habits than the average adult.
New SalesFuel Infographics Show How Voice-activated Assistants are Changing How America Eats
SalesFuel announces the release of its 2017 AudienceSCAN survey results, delivering vital purchase intent and psychographic data for consumer marketers and sales forces across all industries. Now in its 8th year, this in-depth analysis of more than 18,000 U.S. adult (18+) consumers gives you the exclusive insight to better understand what’s in the hearts and
8 Flavor Trends Foodies Fight For
McCormick & Company released its McCormick Flavor Forecastå¨ Reveals Eight Flavor Trends For 2015, highlighting 8 trends that will shape the future of flavor. The report drives flavor innovation and exploration throughout the food industry and in kitchens everywhere.
More Restaurants Promoting “Gluten Free” or “Signature” Items
Restaurants are shifting their business practices to introduce a greater number and wider variety of claims that reflect trending food concerns. According to Mintel Menu Insights, while the use of the term “organic” has declined, claims like “gluten free” are appearing more frequently on restaurant menus, posting a 200% increase between Q4 2010-13. And as operators try to signal that their offerings are unique, “signature” as an ingredient marketing claim grew 34%.
