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The hospitality industry is buzzing again so making time for marketing can be difficult right now. Running SMS marketing campaigns could be the solution for time-strapped operators though.



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 SMS marketing has gained popularity recently. Not only because of its set-up simplicity (it&#8217;s shorter than email) but more importantly because of its higher customer response and engagement rates. In one of our previous blog articles we had a look into <a href="https://stampede.ai/blog/how-sms-marketing-drives-10x-more-revenue-than-email/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">how sms marketing can drive 10x more revenue than email</a>.&nbsp;



Today we will dive deeper into different SMS campaigns that you can run in your venue to reach and retain customers.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-4-powerful-sms-campaign-ideas">4 Powerful SMS Campaign Ideas</h4>



<h4 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-1-general-promotions">1. General Promotions</h4>



<a href="https://simpletexting.com/how-to-write-sms-for-marketing/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">90% of text messages are opened within three minutes</a>. So if you want to promote last-minute offers or fill in empty spaces due to cancellations, SMS is the quickest and most efficient way to reach your customers.



Same applies for promoting any upcoming events. Those promotions work well alongside an email campaign. Send a detailed event layout via email and use SMS to follow up a day or so later, e.g. send timely reminders and don’t forget to send a final flash-sales booster &#8211; “only few spaces left”.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-2-personalised-targeted-promotions">2. Personalised &amp; Targeted Promotions</h4>



Personalised messages resonate best with your customers. Segment your customer list to create highly targeted campaigns for increased conversion rates and revenue. Build those various segments based on your customers’ behaviour.&nbsp;



Sending out birthday offers in advance should be a no brainer here but instead of using the usual email campaign, why not give SMS a go?&nbsp;



Re-engagement offers and special deals can also help to drive customers back to your venue that you might not have seen for a while (create a segment with &#8220;last time seen &gt; … days&#8221;).&nbsp;



<h4 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-3-competitions">3. Competitions</h4>



“Text-to-win” sweepstakes are popular contests in SMS marketing. Customers enter the draw by replying with a keyword via text.&nbsp;



Extra tip: If you promote your contest on your socials and your website, you can also collect new customer contact details.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-4-feedback">4. Feedback</h4>



SMS messaging is a two-way conversation and comes with <a href="https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/10-ways-to-personalize-your-marketing-messaging-to-create-loyal-customers/600643/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">a high response rate of 45%</a>, which makes this channel ideal for customer feedback requests.



Whether you’re looking for some inspiration for your next special drink or upcoming event, or just for some feedback on your latest menu changes. Surveys and polls are quick and easy to set up via SMS. “Text-to-vote” (a for …, b for …) is one common option to use here.&nbsp;



Using a URL in the text message to direct customers to a survey is a well-renowned tactic too.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-bonus-get-your-wording-right">Bonus &#8211; Get Your Wording Right</h4>



Text messages come with a character limit, so choosing the right words to capture your customers interests is vital to generate any action.



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Think of the first few words as the &#8220;Subject Line&#8221; for the notification on a phone</li><li>Use attention-grabbing language (last chance, limited offer, special offer for you)</li><li>Use CAPITALS only to highlight key elements</li><li>Lead with the offer</li><li>Have a clear call-to-action at the end</li><li>Don’t overdo abbreviations in order to keep within the limit as it will make the message hard to read</li><li>Stick to &#8211; what-where-when-how (get 10% off this Friday, simply show this CODE to our staff)</li></ul>



Ready to set up your first SMS marketing campaign? <a href="contact@stampede.ai" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Reach out to our team</a> and we will get you set up with your SMS Marketing tool.

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Loyalty is imperative for any business. The more loyal your customers are, the more likely they are to become regular visitors. For a restaurant, that could mean the difference between having a full house or empty tables. Only one of those scenarios will keep your business afloat and staff employed. But how do you increase your loyalty sign-ups in your venue?







One such tactic to encourage loyalty is by getting customers to sign up to your <a href="https://stampede.ai/blog/engaging-customers-through-wi-fi-marketing/">restaurant marketing</a>. This could be through email, texts or even physical media sent to the customers&#8217; address. The idea is that by receiving regular deals and promotions, your restaurant will be kept in their thought process, making them more likely to pay a visit. And of course loyal towards your venue.



There are some tactics you’ll need to employ to get customers to sign up to your loyalty program. It isn’t going to happen if they don’t know about it in the first place, so here are our top tips to help encourage loyalty sign-ups.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Make It Worth Their While</h4>



You know how important customer loyalty is to your business. But, do your customers know how important they are to your business? People are unlikely to sign-up for loyalty schemes if it comes across as a data harvesting operation, or if there’s no reward involved. So, it has to feel worth their time and effort. 



Always combine your loyalty schemes <a href="https://blog.fivestars.com/6-foolproof-ways-to-promote-your-customer-loyalty-program/">with perks that make it worthwhile</a>. Otherwise, why would anyone bother? You can get creative with rewards, such as giving those who sign up exclusive deals and offers that aren’t available to other patrons. You could even send out an invite for a tasting session for your latest seasonal dishes, that’s only for those who have signed up to your loyalty scheme. 



Why not extend this idea further, and advertise unmissable events that you can only access if you sign up? The more desirable you make your loyalty program, the more likely people are to sign up. What’s more, if people want to bring their friends along and that also requires an email sign up… that’s even more names to add to the list!



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Dine And Dash…To Sign Up!</h4>



Getting your customers to sign up to your loyalty program starts with telling customers about as they are in your restaurant. This makes sense, especially when they already like what they see enough to dine with you in the first place. 



A great idea is to market your loyalty program within your menu, or with advertising throughout your restaurant. You could even <a href="https://limetray.com/blog/restaurant-loyalty-programs/">issue special perks customers who sign up before they leave</a>, such as a free drink or a percentage off their bill.



Train your staff to understand your loyalty program, so they are well versed in the benefits to pass onto customers. Make sure they mention it to your customers as they are given the bill, and that the details are also written out on the customer receipt. You could even give your staff an iPad on shift so they can easily collect emails or phone numbers when asking customers if they’d like to sign up. 



Why not make things competitive and offer perks for staff members who get the most sign-ups? By making it seem like less of a chore, your staff are more likely to present your loyalty program in an enthusiastic manner, therefore promoting takeup rates.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Get Social</h4>



Your <a href="https://stampede.ai/blog/rock-your-restaurant-with-wifi-and-instagram/">social media</a> accounts are <a href="https://sproutsocial.com/insights/bars-restaurants-social-media-guide/">one of the best marketing tools you have to hand</a>, especially if you’ve built up a large number of followers. When it comes to marketing your loyalty program to increase sign-ups, you are directing it at the people who already like your restaurant enough to have searched for you on social media, and have followed your page. 



Design enticing visual posts to go out across all accounts, clearly displaying your loyalty program. Ensure to include a link to directly where they need to sign up. To encourage take-up, you could even create a competition on social media and include a prize (such as a free meal for 2), to be given to anyone who signs up before a particular date.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Get It On Your Website</h4>



Another great form of advertising for <a href="https://www.lyfemarketing.com/blog/digital-marketing-for-restaurants/">your loyalty program is to display it on your website</a>. Start by creating a pop-up graphic as people enter your homepage. Give them the option to enter their email there and then, so they don’t even have to be taken to another page to sign-up.



You should also encourage loyalty sign-ups throughout your website, at the very least displayed at the bottom of the page. The more visible it is, the greater the chance your customers will see it and want to sign up. 



Make sure you regularly review your website’s SEO too. The higher your restaurant ranks on Google, the more likely people are to click on it and ultimately see your loyalty sign-up offer. You can even create a Google Ad that tells people they will get 10% off their booking for signing up. 



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Conclusion</h4>



Your restaurant needs loyalty. After all, the more customers are booking and dining with you at any one time, the better your business will perform. A great tactic to encourage this is through loyalty sign-ups, and getting them in the first place is all about using the right methods, to make it seem like a great deal rather than a transparent marketing ploy.



If you are looking to increase your loyalty sign-ups, at Stampede we’re here to help. Our software can capture customer data in one easy transaction. Storing the data safely and securely, it leaves you in control to create customised marketing campaigns that work for your business. You can even export the data to existing spreadsheets, making it easier than ever to keep on top of your customer database.



<a href="https://signup.stampede.ai/">Sign up for your free trial today</a> and discover an easier way to increase loyalty sign-ups. Cook up an effective <a href="https://stampede.ai/blog/free-restaurant-promotions-ideas/">marketing campaign</a> through your personalised portal, that will have your customers flocking back to your restaurant in their droves. This leaves you to concentrate on what you do best… running your restaurant!



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How to Increase Loyalty Sign-Ups in Your Restaurant?

When business picked up after lockdown, the popular western US brand&nbsp;<a href="http://ribandchophouse/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Rib &amp; Chop House</a>&nbsp;decided to elevate their loyalty program to a paid scheme to reward their most dedicated customers.&nbsp;



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Since implementing their&nbsp;<a href="https://www.fsrmagazine.com/expert-takes/rib-chop-houses-loyalty-membership-turns-guests-brand-evangelists" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">exclusive pay-to-join, limited membership ‘Royalty Program’</a>&nbsp;they have reported great results and have now shared their success story.



<h5 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-customer-loyalty-vs-royalty">Customer Loyalty Vs Royalty</h5>



A royalty program allows you to reward your most loyal customers with&nbsp;unparalleled benefits&nbsp;on every visit. This way you can turn your top-tier customers into brand fanatics.



But what makes Rib &amp; Chop House&#8217;s program so successful? We had a closer look.



<h5 class="wp-block-heading">Finding Your Royal Customers</h5>



First things first, how do you spot your royal customers? It’s simple,&nbsp;check the analytics from your tech tools&nbsp;to get customers’ insights.



Here are the&nbsp;3 metrics&nbsp;Rib &amp; Chop House took into account:



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Top-tier users of their existing loyalty program</li><li>Big spenders&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;on average their royal customers had a 14% higher spend than non-royalty</li><li>High visit frequency&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;up to 5 times per month compared to 1-3 for loyal customers</li></ul>



In addition, Rib &amp; Chop House noticed another common characteristic: Royal customers really want to&nbsp;experience the venue. Their prime motivation is not collecting points to get a freebie or discount.



<h5 class="wp-block-heading">6 Royalty Club Best Practice Tips</h5>



Rib &amp; Chop House also shared some&nbsp;details of how their paid loyalty scheme benefits their customers:



<ol class="wp-block-list"><li>$600 in gift cards annually&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;equals the cost of the royalty program membership</li><li>Limited the number of members&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;to make it really exclusive</li><li>Offer priority seating&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;a secured table with no pre-booking required</li><li>Allow for anytime cancellation</li><li>Host member-only events&nbsp;</li><li>Additional amenities&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;10% off every bill, free birthday entrée, a complementary set of branded steak knives</li></ol>



Stay tuned to find out more about how to identify your royal customers.

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Loyal customers have helped many hospitality businesses to stay afloat during the past two years. Now is the time to nurture and reward your regular customers for their ongoing support. Use the quieter times to get your&nbsp;own loyalty program properly set-up&nbsp;and kick start your sign-ups with some promotions.



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<h4 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-make-your-loyalty-program-a-success">Make your loyalty program a success</h4>



There are a few things you should consider beforehand to make sure your customer loyalty program will succeed.



A quick checklist to get you started:



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Choose a type of loyalty program &#8211;&nbsp;<a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://stampede.ai/blog/making-sense-of-loyalty-programs-part-i/" target="_blank">check out our quick guide</a>&nbsp;to find the right one for your business</li><li>Set up your&nbsp;rewards structure&nbsp;based on number of visits or amount spent to make it achievable</li><li>Decide on a&nbsp;type of reward&nbsp;&#8211; cash discount or free meal/drink?</li><li>Customise it to your brand &#8211; incorporate your colours, logo and branding</li><li><a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://blog.smile.io/5-examples-of-loyalty-program-names-done-right/" target="_blank">Give it a name</a>&nbsp;to make it more exclusive and engaging</li></ul>



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Opt for a digital loyalty program</h4>



<a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/blakemorgan/2020/05/07/50-stats-that-show-the-importance-of-good-loyalty-programs-even-during-a-crisis/?sh=6711d36c2410" target="_blank">75% of customers engage more with a loyalty program if it’s accessible through their phones</a>. A&nbsp;<a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://stampede.ai/get-loyalty/" target="_blank">digital stamp card</a>, like ours, can not only increase customer spending but also contributes to an improved overall customer experience.



It’s much more&nbsp;convenient for your customers&nbsp;as they can stamp their cards in 3 easy ways directly on their phone. So no more lost cards or missed stamps.



Businesses, on the other hand, get access to&nbsp;customer interaction data. This data can be used for personalised email and SMS campaigns to encourage revisits and spending. For example “Only 1 stamp left &#8211; come by today and get an extra …”.



<h4 class="wp-block-heading">Loyalty program promotions</h4>



It is all about spreading the word about your new loyalty program. Make use of your digital channels and drum up some excitement prior to launching by posting sneak peeks.



Here are&nbsp;10 easy ways to encourage sign-ups:



<ul class="wp-block-list"><li>Email to your database to introduce your new loyalty program</li><li>Pop-up or banner on your website</li><li>Social posts with regular reminders and promotions</li><li>Incentivise sign-ups with special deals/offers</li><li>Add perks &#8211; give them early access to your events, birthday specials, etc..</li><li>‘Refer a friend’ scheme to spread the word</li><li>Automated sign-up email/text message for new customers after</li><li>they’ve left the venue</li><li><a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://stampede.ai/how-it-works/marketing/#upsell" target="_blank">Digital in-venue promotions</a>&nbsp;displayed on customers’ phones</li><li>Host a bonus stamps/points event (and boost your quieter times at the same time)</li><li>Run contests/giveaways for loyal members only</li></ul>



Learn more about our Loyalty feature&nbsp;<a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://stampede.ai/get-loyalty/" target="_blank">here</a>. Or&nbsp;<a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://calendly.com/stampedeae/stampede-demo-request" target="_blank">get in touch&nbsp;</a>with one of our&nbsp;team who are happy to run you through it.

Bring More Customers Back With A Loyalty Program