Larry Edger - Articles

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Multi-concept restaurant owner, author and marketing consultant. Built several restaurants into successful ventures that continue to grow and prosper today. Author of the best selling ebook titled The Restaurant Ebook - A Guide to Keeping Your Dreams Off the Chopping Block. Written many articles and other mini restaurant ebooks on various subjects.

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Starting a Successful Restaurant
There are a lot of restaurants started every year. Last year over 5000 entrepreneurs took the step. Unfortunately, the vast majority will fail. You can increase your odds by starting a restaurant with the key elements of success. Read
By: Larry Edger | 12/05/2008 | Small Business
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Starting a Restaurant – Dream or Nightmare?
The dream of your own restaurant is shared by half the diners who visit their favorite restaurant, cafe, watering hole or breakfast joint. They know they could do better. They are inspired to entertain and face dozens of happy customers clamoring for their creations. The dream is should be cherished as much as a fisherman who always wants a world record. There are only a few record holders and only a few restaurants that make it. Read
By: Larry Edger | 04/05/2008 | Entrepreneurship
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Running a Restaurant is Like Having a Perpetual Party
Teaching staff to have the right attitude when serving guests is a challenge for restaurant managers and owners. Give your employees this simple analogy and your customers will walk out with a smile and send more of their friends to your restaurant. Read
By: Larry Edger | 26/03/2008 | Management
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Advertising Your Restaurant is not Marketing Your Restaurant
The terms advertising and marketing are not the same. Media ads can cost your restaurant thousands of dollars with poor results if you don't know the difference. Read
By: Larry Edger | 27/02/2008 | Small Business
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Restaurants Need Technology for Marketing - But Draw a Line in the Sand
Restaurants have historically been slow to embrace technology for many reasons. Some from apathy and others from fear and even still more from lack of skills. While computer based communications can provide untold benefits for the average entrpreneur, there is a limit to risk on the lack of personal communication. Read
By: Larry Edger | 26/02/2008 | Small Business