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How to Beat the Odds in a Challenging Economy

According to the BBC, the UK’s night-time economy has taken a serious hit over the past five years. Nearly 1,000 night-time venues (bars, clubs, and restaurants) have shut down across Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk and Norfolk between March 2020 and June this year. That’s a sharp decline from 7,033 to just 6,042 operators in […]

Chris Wilkie

Introducing Reviews+: AI-Powered Review Management

Reviews matter. You know it, we know it, your customers definitely know it. But here’s the problem: actually managing reviews is a time-consuming, fragmented, and often frustrating part of running a hospitality business. That’s why we built Reviews+ a powerful new addition to the Stampede platform that helps you get more reviews, respond faster, and […]

Helen Kane

Stampede Spotlights Guest Engagement Technology at Hospitality Tech Expo (ExCel London, 30 Sept – 1 Oct 2025)

London, UK, 5 August 2025 – Stampede, a provider of unified guest engagement technology, will exhibit its solutions at Hospitality Tech Expo, ExCel London, 30 September – 1 October 2025 (Stand HT 112). From the first customer visit to lifelong loyalty, Stampede equips restaurants, pubs, bars and hotels with a platform that enables them to […]

Chris Wilkie

July Update – Smarter Reviews, Square Integration and more…

July’s been and gone already – and with it, a wave of updates designed to give you more time, more insight, and a little less of the day-to-day pressure. From our brand new Reviews+ feature to an integration we know you’ve been waiting for, here’s what’s shaping the future of hospitality tech this month. Reviews+ […]

Helen Kane

The Guest Re-Engagement Workflow Every Venue Needs

Every venue has them: guests who came in once, loved the experience… and then disappeared. No bad feedback. No unsubscribes. Just silence. It’s not personal. Life gets busy. But if you don’t stay top of mind, even your most satisfied guests can forget to return. That’s exactly why we built Marketing Workflows — to help […]

Helen Kane

Introducing – Marketing Workflows

We’re excited to introduce Marketing Workflows, a powerful new feature within our Marketing CRM that lets you create automated, personalised guest journeys based on real-life actions — not just digital signals. Here’s everything you need to know. What is it? Marketing Workflows is our latest feature, designed to help hospitality venues turn guest behaviour into […]

Helen Kane

Coming Soon – The Enquiry Pipeline

We’re gearing up to launch the Enquiry Pipeline within the Stampede booking platform, purpose-built for managing large, high-value, and often complex booking enquiries. It’s been designed with one goal: to give you total visibility from first enquiry to confirmed table, without the spreadsheet chaos. What is it? The Enquiry Pipeline is a new workspace inside […]

Helen Kane

June Update – AI Review Insights, New Features and More

Summer’s in full swing, and that means packed patios, big bookings, and busier than ever shifts. If you’re in hospitality, you’re already thinking ahead: more footfall, smarter systems, fewer spreadsheets. We’ve got you covered. From smoother enquiry handling to smart marketing workflows and new AI-powered review insights, here’s what’s fresh at Stampede this month – […]

Helen Kane

Build, Build, Build

2025 – What’s new, what’s changed, what’s coming At Stampede, 2025 marks a pivotal moment in our journey to become the all-in-one platform for the hospitality sector. We’ve been focused on joining the remaining dots — and what’s emerging is a powerful suite of tools, purpose-built to elevate both the guest experience and staff efficiency. […]

Chris Wilkie

Introducing AI Segments for Marketing

This week we launched AI-powered segmentation in Stampede Marketing. It enables marketing teams and operators to build more detailed audiences, at a hugely increased speed. Most audience-building tools require the user to know all the possible fields and inputs. Then you have to translate the audience you want into those fields and inputs. Not easy. […]

Chris Wilkie