Published September 28, 2015
Why You Need to Give Your Customers a Voice
The best thing you can do for your restaurant business is listen to what your customers actually want. As this post from Nation’s Restaurant News points out, whether it means using ingredients that your customers like, focusing more on nutrition, or aligning with a charitable organization that they believe in, giving your customers a voice can mean big business.
Read the full article here: Restaurant CEOs: Let Customers Set the Course
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