Are you wondering if there’s value in offering Wi-Fi to your restaurant customers? The short answer is yes! Everywhere you go, you see customers using their tablets and laptops while waiting for their drinks or meal, so why not give them what they are looking for?
Restaurant Wi-Fi examples
Restaurants such as Fog Harbor, Pier 39, San Francisco, CA 94133 (http://fogharbor.com) (415) 421-2442, and La Mar Cebichería Peruana, Pier 1 1/2 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94105 (http://lamarsf.com) (415) 397 8880 use their public Wi-Fi to create a database of their customers to send them offers, promotions discounts and also get more reviews.
Wi-Fi and the Millenials
Furthermore, there’s no doubt that the Millenial generation lives behind the screens of their phones. They want to “check-in” on all different social media, post pictures of what they are doing, eating or visiting. Your Wi-Fi can give your customers the opportunity to easily communicate through social media while promoting your restaurant business at the same time. If you decide to offer Wi-Fi to your customers, you want to make sure that the public Wi-Fi and your business Wi-Fi do not operate in the same network. Otherwise, that can lead to security and bandwidth issues.Restaurant Marketing Blog Articles:
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