Many
legacy restaurant chains are capitulating market share by way of continued year
over year customer count declines. What
is even more bothersome is many continue operating today using the business of
1980 or 1990. Yes, they look more like
yesterday’s restaurants than tomorrow’s successful food retailer.
Chef’s
and food entrepreneur wannabes no longer have to build a restaurant, or build
more restaurants to grow a brand or serve the entire city. The new model is empowering Start-Ups,
adopting to the new food retail playing field
from chefs, food marketing managers, and chain operators and could in
time disrupt many a legacy restaurant chain.
Restaurants
and other food business owners have thought about offering delivery, but
decided against it for a plethora of reasons including “our food does not
travel well’, time, logistics infrastructure, and cost considerations.
Those
excuses are gone now that UberRush is now offering them the option of its
delivery services so that these businesses don't have to build their own. Here
is one example, UberRush has partnered with ChowNow in San Francisco, New York
and San Francisco to provide delivery services for restaurants. The two expect
to work together in more cities soon.
Uber
and ChowNow, an online ordering and marketing platform for restaurants, are
partnering to bring a delivery option to thousands of restaurants that use
ChowNow for their online and mobile ordering.
The big point however is that you don’t even need a retail outlet.
UberRush
can deliver your branded Ready-2-Eat and Heat-N-Eat fresh prepared food from a
home kitchen, commercial kitchen, industrial warehouse or anywhere you chose to
manufacture, assemble and market your
food from.
Visit:
www.FoodserviceSolutions.us if you are
interested in learning how Foodservice Solutions 5P’s of Food Marketing can
edify your retail food brand while creating a platform for consumer convenient
meal participation, differentiation and individualization or
you can learn more Contact: Steve@FoodserviceSolutions.us
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