Comments on: Restaurants are Embracing Twitter to Reach their Customers http://athome.kimvallee.com/2009/06/restaurants-are-embracing-twitter-to-reach-their-customers/ Your guide to stylish living, everyday modern entertaining, and social media Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:41:31 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: At Home with Kim Vallee http://athome.kimvallee.com/2009/06/restaurants-are-embracing-twitter-to-reach-their-customers/comment-page-1/#comment-31793 At Home with Kim Vallee Tue, 30 Jun 2009 17:29:50 +0000 http://athome.kimvallee.com/?p=8347#comment-31793 Eden: You are right. We should probably tell them. They could even make abbreviations to order a full lunch in less than 140 characters. This is why it is important for business to take part of the conversations. Users are will often tell a brand how they wish they would use a service like Twitter. This is how you improve customer service. Eden: You are right. We should probably tell them. They could even make abbreviations to order a full lunch in less than 140 characters. This is why it is important for business to take part of the conversations. Users are will often tell a brand how they wish they would use a service like Twitter. This is how you improve customer service.

]]> By: Eden Spodek http://athome.kimvallee.com/2009/06/restaurants-are-embracing-twitter-to-reach-their-customers/comment-page-1/#comment-31788 Eden Spodek Tue, 30 Jun 2009 17:06:26 +0000 http://athome.kimvallee.com/?p=8347#comment-31788 Le Gourmand Café in Toronto (@legourmandyonge) recently started a Twitter account to let customers know when their fresh cookies have come out of the oven. I don't know how effective it's been for them since haven't used it in 10 days. Le Gourmand Café has a thriving lunch and catering business at all of their locations thanks to people in nearby office towers. It would be a lot more effective if they tweeted their lunch specials and/or took orders on Twitter. Wouldn't it be great to order your lunch with a quick tweet and have it ready for pick up? Le Gourmand Café in Toronto (@legourmandyonge) recently started a Twitter account to let customers know when their fresh cookies have come out of the oven. I don’t know how effective it’s been for them since haven’t used it in 10 days.

Le Gourmand Café has a thriving lunch and catering business at all of their locations thanks to people in nearby office towers. It would be a lot more effective if they tweeted their lunch specials and/or took orders on Twitter. Wouldn’t it be great to order your lunch with a quick tweet and have it ready for pick up?

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