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5 Tips How To Improve Your Marketing And BBQ-Evenings

Imagine your marketing is a barbecue.

You want people to show up and say: "Wow, I'm definitely coming back here!"


Here are a few tips you can start using right away.


  1. The Invitation (Know Your Audience)


    Don't just shout into the void: "We've got sausages today!"

    Say something like: "If you're a true gourmet, you have to stop by my BBQ tonight!"

Speak to the right people, not just anyone.


  1. The Grill Master Tells A Story (Storytelling)


    "A local in French-Polynesia once taught me how to make this sauce."

    People love stories. They connect with them. They remember them. Tell people what makes you unique and what you're trying to achieve.

  2. Your Signature Dish (Innovation)

    Nobody will remember the sausage you made. But a mango-chili-stuffed grill cheese? Boom. People will still talk about that next year. That kind of creativity is what makes your business unforgettable.

  3. The Regulars (Community) A BBQ where everyone's chatting and having a great time? That's the vibe you want with your customers too. Reply to questions, ask questions and gather feedback. Build a real relationship with your audience.

  4. Next Time Will Be Even Better (Measure & Optimize) Next time you'll know: The steak was overcooked. There wasn't enough potato salad. You'll learn something with every event. Same with marketing Keep an eye on what people respond to, and keep improving.


Now you know how to reach more customers, and more importantly, how to make your barbecues better every time. Best regards, Maik

 
 
 

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