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If you’re ever bored and don’t have anything to watch, odds are there’s a Chopped marathon on Food Network. Seriously, that show and Diners, Drive-ins & Dives dominate that channel. Can we get Ina Garten back?! She’d milk a cow, turn that milk into heavy whipping cream, say, “how easy is that?” And then basically sear through your soul, with her cutting words, “but… store bought is fine…” CINEMA!! Anyways, I’m talking Chopped in this post. The premise is contestants get a basket of unknown ingredients and they have to make an appetizer, entree and dessert. They have to get creative and use what’s in front of them. As marketers, we more or less do the same. We use the tools and resources we have to create something worth consuming. It’s a reminder that we don’t need the “best” of everything to get the job done. We don’t need paid subscriptions or the most expensive software. Sure, it’d be nice. But, most times, when get creative, scrappy even, we whip up something that wows the judges (our audience). So today, open up that basket, take a look at what you have and use what’s in front of you. #morningthoughts

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Shops & Restaurants >> 𝙈𝙊𝙉𝙀𝙏𝙄𝙕𝙀 𝙔𝙊𝙐𝙍 𝙄𝙉𝙎𝙏𝘼𝙂𝙍𝘼𝙈 𝙁𝙊𝙇𝙇𝙊𝙒𝙄𝙉𝙂 >> Automatically prompt for Frequently Asked Questions, New Products, Giveaway Entries, Promotions and more >> Learn how at FEAST-HQ.com

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There’s nothing better than a #paid supper club dinner where creators and marketers get to chat about all things creator marketing over a 3 course meal and cocktails. Here's creator @Nifaratheicon sharing her excitement with us! #creatormarketing #digitalmarketing  

A month ago I watched my first live event on Netflix. I hadn't thought live events were a great strategy play for Netflix and had resisted tuning in. That all changed when unfinished beef was announced. It's the head-to-head rematch of the greatest hot dog eaters of all time. Watching this peak of human achievement brought back memories of my own hotdog-eating experience. That's right folks. In 2019 I lost a Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest qualifier in front of 10,000+ people. Here's what it taught me about B2B Sales: 1. Never underestimate your opponent: Steeping out to compete the man next to me was a foot shorter and at least a hundred pounds lighter than me. I managed to eat 16 hot dogs in 10 minutes. He ate 32. If you don't anticipate your competition they will steal all your deals and leave you with an upset stomach. 2. Have that Dog in ya: At 16 dogs it's safe to say I had that dog in me. My opponent had twice as much dog in em. If you don't have that dog in ya, you are gonna lose. It's a dog-eat-dog world. 3. Stand where you can shine: Since the guy next to me went on to win the event I was stuck in the jumbotron picture during the whole event. Everyone in the arena got to see the meat sweats kick in. Where you position yourself is really important if you want to be seen. 4. Competition Pushes Limits: I was ready to die at 13 dogs. If I hadn't been on the jumbotron the whole time I would have stopped there but the crowd, the lights, and the public shame kept me going. Are you taking advantage of public shaming to bring out the best in you? 5. Learn from the Best. If I hadn't watched the July 4th competition every year I would have never had the guts (figuratively and literally) to try something like this. Who are you learning from? How are you training your gut? You either eat a hero or go hungry long enough to become the villain

The Power of a Limited-Time Offer: How Small Promos Drive Big Results 💥 Want to increase foot traffic without completely overhauling your marketing strategy? Try a limited-time offer! Here’s why it works: Creates Urgency: People don’t want to miss out on something exclusive. Tests New Menu Items: Trying out a new dish? A limited promo gives you a low-risk way to gauge customer interest. Drives Social Media Buzz: Post about your offer online, and let customers spread the word! It doesn’t have to be complex. A special dessert or cocktail for one weekend only, a lunchtime deal, or a “buy one, get one” on certain items can work wonders. Have you tried limited-time offers before? #MarketingTips #CustomerAttraction #RestaurantPromotions #LimitedTimeOffer #FoodService