Restaurant Management Business
Last updated 10/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.84 GB | Duration: 2h 55m
Last updated 10/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.84 GB | Duration: 2h 55m
How to start restaurant business, How to calculate restaurant performance, How to retain restaurant customers etc.
What you'll learn
Learn how to start a restaurant business
How to write a restaurant business plan
Tips for effective restaurant management business
How to calculate restaurant performance metric
Golden rules of customer retention in restaurant
Learn how to increase restaurant sales
Effective ways to beat restaurant competition without lowering your price
Tips to enhance your restaurant staff training for increase efficiency
Learn reasons restaurant fail and how to avoid it
Requirements
No requirement
Description
Restaurant management have grown in this 21st century with the advent of modernization and traveling this industry is wealth billions of dollars. management is the art of getting things down through people, it mean people or human beings are the central success in achieving the aim of any organization. Restaurant managers ensure that restaurants work till doors close and make good money while maintaining their reputation. They must coordinate a variety of activities, such as going to meetings, when ever the general manager calls for it. Managers are responsible for the business performance of their restaurant, as well as literally everything else that goes in and out of the restaurant. Producing quality food to your customers is a very good step in ensuring that the customers are happy, and that is the only way to maintain your customers, good food will also ensure the success of the business and retaining the customers.Pricing is a very key factor in ensuring the success of the restaurant, base on the area that the restaurant business is located have a key factor in how the restaurant should price their services, if the location of the business is a low key area where the people are not rich it will be very difficult to price the product very high so location play a very important role as far as pricing is concern. All restaurant must take it into account that competition is a key factor in making any decision, try to learn what your competitors are doing and plan factoring in your competitors.In this modern times you cannot succeed when you fail to do a lot of marketing and of promotional activities, social media should be used professionally to attract new customers and still retain the existing one. Loyalty programs should be develop to ensure that your key customers are honestly rewarded for repeat business.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is restaurant management
Section 2: How To Start A Restaurant Business
Lecture 3 Choose a restaurant concept and brand
Lecture 4 Create your menu
Lecture 5 Write a restaurant business
Lecture 6 Obtain restaurant funding
Lecture 7 Choose a location and lease a commercial space
Lecture 8 Restaurant permit and licenses
Lecture 9 Design your layout and space
Lecture 10 Find equipment and food supplier
Lecture 11 Hire the right staff
Lecture 12 Advertise your restaurant
Lecture 13 Host a soft opening
Section 3: Tips For Effective Restaurant Management
Lecture 14 Restaurant mission statement and strategy
Lecture 15 Managing restaurant operation and production
Lecture 16 Managing your employee
Lecture 17 Finances ( understanding cash flow)
Lecture 18 Marketing your restaurant business to boost sales
Lecture 19 Procedures ( standard operating procedures)
Section 4: How To Calculate Restaurant Performance Metric
Lecture 20 Break - even point
Lecture 21 Cost of goods sold
Lecture 22 Overhead cost
Lecture 23 Prime cost
Lecture 24 Food cost percentage
Lecture 25 Gross profit
Lecture 26 Employee turnover rate
Section 5: The Top Key Performance Indicators Every Restaurant CEO Should Track
Lecture 27 Kitchen management KPIs
Lecture 28 Front of house and staff management KPIs
Lecture 29 Sales marketing and administration KPIs
Section 6: 7 Golden Rules Of Customer Retention In Restaurant
Lecture 30 Outstanding customer service
Lecture 31 Creating a personal touch
Lecture 32 Constructive use of customer relationship management
Lecture 33 Gathering customer feedback
Lecture 34 Using loyalty programs and offers
Lecture 35 Effective online marketing
Lecture 36 Hosting events
Section 7: How To Increase Restaurant sales
Lecture 37 Offer signature packages
Lecture 38 Optimize your menu
Lecture 39 Secure a social media presence
Lecture 40 Increase service speed and partner with delivery services
Lecture 41 Embrace the power of up selling
Lecture 42 Try new marketing strategies
Lecture 43 Create a restaurant newsletter
Lecture 44 Keep details in one centralized place and participate restaurant week
Section 8: Effective Ways To Beat Restaurant Competition Without Lowering Your Price
Lecture 45 Know your competition and price menu rightly
Lecture 46 Sell your unique selling proposition ( USP)
Lecture 47 Train your staff to deliver exceptional service
Lecture 48 Make use of technology
Lecture 49 Market your restaurant well and check the quality of food
Section 9: Tips To Enhance Your Restaurant Staff Training For Increase Efficiency
Lecture 50 Devise a plan specific to restaurant staff training
Lecture 51 Assign the sales roles
Lecture 52 Explore different methods of restaurant staff training
Lecture 53 Set specific procedures of restaurant staff training
Lecture 54 Train your restaurant staff to use the latest technology
Lecture 55 Improve restaurant staff efficiency by fostering a sense of belonging
Lecture 56 When training restaurant staff teach service everyday
Lecture 57 Exercise employee motivation to improve staff efficiency
Section 10: Reasons Restaurant Fail And How To Avoid Them
Lecture 58 Poor location and lack of leadership
Lecture 59 Poor customer service and no mission, vision and purpose
Lecture 60 Over spending and lack of human resource system
Lecture 61 Insufficient cash reserves
Lecture 62 Lack of industry experience
waiters, waitress, restaurant manager, employees, business owners. customers, hotel managers, business managers, CEO, directors, hospitality consultant, everybody etc