The importance of Keeping Cafe World Customers Happy
June 20th, 2010 | 
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Keeping your cafe up and running requires attention to several key tasks. Making sure your dishes are progressing well and that your counters always have enough servings. At the same time remembering not to leave food to spoil.
As with many people, you will want to spend some time decorating, rearranging tables and adding your personal touch to your cafe.
That’s the great thing about Cafe World. With so many options and decisions in game play, the possibilities for what you can accomplish are almost endless.
But, above all these decisions and options, you must remember the importance of taking care of your customers.
It’s Just Business
To be successful in Cafe World, you need to remember the main reason your cafe exists is to serve your customers.
Decorating, rearranging tables and fiddling around with menu options are fine, but they won’t do you any good if you are not bringing customers through the door.
In any business, the key to staying profitable is giving the customers what they want.
Cashing In Cafe World Style
While working to build your Cafe World business, you have to make money in order to keep your doors open.
It is easy to focus on making coins as quickly as possible. However, the best way to maximise your profit potential is keeping your customer happy. Sending a satisfied customer out of the door will encourage more people into your cafe.
The “thumbs up” number in the upper right corners of the screen, also known as Buzz Rating, is a reflection of how many happy customers you have. This also directly relates to the number of customers walking in through the door. Put simply, the more thumbs up you get; the quicker customers will stream in and spend their money.
Dishes versus Service
You can spend as much time as you want planning out the perfect serving and cooking rotation to maximise your earning potential. But no matter how much your dish costs, you only make money as quickly as you can serve it. Essentially, the quicker your sales, the more money you’ll make.
That’s the great thing about Cafe World – it’s not just waiting for customers to walk in, eat and walk out. Change the decor, rearrange the tables or tweak the menu. Sounds complicated but look at it as if it was your own business. Making the right decisions in your cafe is also making the right decisions for your customers. Keep them coming back and the cash flow follows. In the end, it’s just good business sense.
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Try contacting these Dallas area fan organizations
that know this kind of thing….
http://www.ussjoshua.org
http://www.a-kon.com
http://www.animefest.org
http://www.all-con.org
To try to help you out on this….
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ANYONE UP? I NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO
just moved new area 1R
The best arrangment in my opinion is to share an internet connection. Find a computer store maybe that has space for a cafe next door. Share their connection. They will be using the bandwidth mostly during the day and you would be using it mostly at night.
Also if you let them provide the computers for your cafe and put their name on it then they get advertising. And you get free labor and maintenance taking care of the machines. You probably should offer them price breaks on their coffees and donuts.
You help them and they help you.
This is a worldwide movement…awesome!
1. Send out coupons
2. Maybe you already have, but introduce membership
3. Look at divesting, depending on the demographics, you could have an interactive game parlour
4. Again, research demographics, and maybe offer 24 hour service (late night discounts)
5. Maybe sell some merchandise and allow people to accumulate points (somehow start a points system that would allow towards free surfing)
Let us know if these help.
Provide coffee and food for people that need it and want it.
I used Easy Cafe in my business and never had a problem with it.
http://www.tinasoft.com/easycafe/specs.htm
Hi! First of all, I am a professional baker, married to a chef. We closed our cafe at the end of last year, but we learned alot of lessons. I am assuming you have an actual cafe. If not, a bit oops, I guess.
Going into the summertime, you will find your business will be slower. This is just normal. Plan for it in your budget.
Look at your product. Are you buying alot of prepared foods to sell? People are looking for a higher level of quality in food, so you really should do as much as you can to prepare what you can on site. This is very costly – we prepared everything we sold from scratch and by hand – and people loved it. You menu size is also a consideration. It is better to have a smaller menu that focuses on quality than a big menu with a bunch of crap.
Consider promotional gigs. Maybe a radio station will exchange advertising for your weekly contribution of food to whatever works for them. Remember that you cannot afford to donate anything for nothing – so if you are donating to a cause, your name has to be on things.
Consider offering delivery, box lunches, morning coffee breaks. Also, start groups at your cafe – if a member of your staff is a knitter, have a knitting group and put him or her in charge of getting it rolling.
Be the place to be by being super helpful and friendly.
If you would like to chat, please do email me. I will open my email option just in case.
Best of luck.
The only place it would be successful would be in an area where there is a lot of foot traffic. Which is why you see some many in NY but very few in LA.
How about "Wired Wireless"