6 Secrets That Can Help You Increase Customer Satisfaction in a Fast Food Franchise

Published on Jan 27, 2016

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6 Secrets That Can Help You Increase Customer Satisfaction in a Fast Food Franchise

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The hope of any type of fast food franchise is longevity. A business should be able to stick around for several years which might mean embracing some emerging trends in the industry. This doesn’t automatically mean you have to reinvent your restaurant every time a new fad is discovered.

However, you could benefit greatly by paying attention to the market to see how your current business might capitalize on these trends.

Topics of Discussion

  • Food Selfies
  • Flavorful Bites
  • Unique Beverage Experiences
  • Local Source
  • Healthy Alternatives
  • Focusing on Generation Z

1. Everyone likes taking pictures of their food. In fact, there are hundreds of blogs and social media accounts all dedicated to that last meal. Could the food you’re serving entice a customer to snap a picture and post it on their social media networks? Actually, this is something you can take part in by having your own active social media accounts that encourage customers to post their recent visits. It’s all about building up a fun experience.

2. Another popular food trend is the small bites. Foods like tapas and dim sum are drawing in huge customers who appreciated having different flavorful bites all in the same meal. Another reflection of the smaller bites is smaller menus. Too many choices can overwhelm a consumer, especially when it comes to a fast food franchise.

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3. When it comes to drinks with your meal, most fast food franchises have limited choices. There is usually one popular soda brand with a handful of varieties. However, thanks to the influence of a company like Starbucks, fast food franchise consumers are seeking out more unique beverage experiences. Even something as simple as the fresh squeezed lemonade you would find at a Hot Dog on a Stick restaurant could bring in the customers who want something new.

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