In today's restaurant-inspired news: Yelp reviews are targeted by AI fake reviews, a restaurant's PR nightmare, and bad jokes that servers tell to get better tips.
The Daily Rail: New AI Technology Targets Yelp with Fake Reviews
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: Yelp reviews are targeted by AI fake reviews, a restaurant's PR nightmare, and bad jokes that servers tell to get better tips.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: Amazon launches a trademark for a meal kit service, how bad reviews may actaully improve business, and how to create Snapcat filters for your next event.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: When a Facebook post causes a restaurant to receive death threats, how NYC responded to A Day Without Women, and interesting new restaurant apps.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: Decrease in retail sales could hurt restaurants, how to win over your guests with data, how to remove an offensive Yelp review and whether hot dogs are considered sandwiches.
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The New York Times think you can run a zero-star restaurant, but we're not so sure. There's so much more to a restaurant than one bad round of service.
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Restaurants sometimes live and die by online reviews. Many times the reviews are legit, but sometimes they're just so off the mark they're humorous. Here are the best responses to one-star restaurant reviews.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: Mixed feeling about peppermint cocktails, the most expensive scandals of 2016, the most watch TV shows, and the best worst professional restaurant reviews of 2016.
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In today's restaurant-inspired news: Restaurants need to be aware of fake reviews, one brewery has an epic marketing fail and mental health is discussed in terms of the industry.
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A restaurant’s success depends on the guest experience. In order to create the ideal guest experience, however, restaurants must engage with their guests by using a customer feedback strategy that includes online reviews.
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If you haven’t noticed, Google has added a new feature to their mobile search for bars and restaurants. It’s called From the Menu and it features photos guests have taken of their food for any given restaurant.
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