Should we advertise our menu prices?
Yes. Price uncertainty makes people choose somewhere else rather than ask. A visible, current menu with prices removes a real barrier.
Pricing, timelines, ownership, reporting, international engagements, and how the work actually runs day to day.
Yes. Price uncertainty makes people choose somewhere else rather than ask. A visible, current menu with prices removes a real barrier.
Time-limited offers to people who already visited, targeted specifically at the slow period rather than as a general discount. Discounting when you are already full simply reduces margin.
Longer decision cycle and higher value, so the mix shifts towards search visibility, detailed venue pages with real photographs, virtual tours, and prompt handling of enquiries that arrive months before the event.
Yes. The platforms own that relationship and can change terms, ranking, or commission whenever they choose. Your own site is the only channel you control.
On the things a chain cannot replicate: local identity, individual service, menu flexibility, and community presence. Competing on price and standardisation against a chain is a fight you will lose.
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