We talk with David Litchman, owner of Pockets - which has 10+ locations in the Chicago area. David is also the owner of iMenu360, an online ordering website system for restaurants. A must listen.
Learn how to evaluate your present processor program; what fees that you should be paying and fees that you should not; what type of systems that you should be on to reduce or eliminate many charges, and more. (75 minutes)
Early in his career, David discovered that writing a schedule could be as easy as putting a simple puzzle together. He shares with you the 13 steps he developed to writing a fool-proof schedule.
To avoid statement shock, here are 5 steps that you can take to better negotiate and lower your credit card rate.
How To Hire a ConsultantApr 16, 2013At some point in their restaurant lives, most restaurant owners will either retain a consultant or work with one on a project. Here is a primer to help you make more profitable use of a consultant.16 Tips To Increasing Wine By The Glass ProfitsMar 16, 2013
From inviting descriptions and seasonal wine flights to portion control and staff education Jayne shares a number of great tips and insights for boosting your wine profits.
Restaurants & Identify TheftMar 13, 2013
I chat with Adam from Identity Theft 911 about how restaurants and consumers can fight back and protect themselves in the id theft battle.
What are Common Area Expenses?Mar 4, 2013
Mark goes over CAM expenses.
Don't Give 'Em a Management Entitlement ProgramFeb 26, 2013
David shares six keys to writing a great management bonus program.
Restaurant Risk ManagementFeb 19, 2013
As risk increases, with the restaurant marketplace more complex than ever (food safety concerns, marketing dominance by the Chains, and globalization - with little elbow room for Luddites or those technically challenged, et al.) and frivolous lawsuits against restaurants abound, there are situations where it would behoove owners to take notice.
Q&A: Combatting the No-Show ProblemFeb 8, 2013
Tips for beating the no-show issue...