The aim of this study is for presenting the necessity of local store marketing strategies of two same brand family restaurants, B and S which are located in different trade area by case study. For comparing two restaurants` consumer and characteristic...
The aim of this study is for presenting the necessity of local store marketing strategies of two same brand family restaurants, B and S which are located in different trade area by case study. For comparing two restaurants` consumer and characteristics of spend, we use average check, revenue per table and dining duration by month of year, day of week, hour of day, and party size, and demographic characteristics collected in customer database and POS system information during one year. There are statistically significant in age of customers, dining duration, party size, and average checks by irrespective of months, day, and time between two restaurants. Average check of B restaurant was lower in Saturday compare to Friday`s while S restaurant`s was not changed. Average check of S restaurant was not changed by hour of day, while B`s increases off time(3~5p.m.) and dinner time(5~9p.m.). We found different characteristics of spend and customers between two restaurants and suggest that restaurants owners seek for establishing the marketing strategies reflecting on locational characteristics to maximize revenue by understanding characteristics of spend and customer.