April Business Development To Do List

RESOURCES FOR HOSPITALITY BUSINESSES DURING CORONAVIRUS

First of all we hope everyone is keeping safe during this time.

It goes without saying that Hospitality is one of the hardest hit industries with everything that is going on and it will effect every business to some extent. However the government has made a number of announcements recently regarding economic support and there are also a number of resources available to assist both hospitality business operators and employees.

The guys over at Worksmith have started a fantastic initiative called Worksmith Connect which aims to provide support and togetherness for members of the industry - they have a created a list of useful contacts, documents, resources as well as a forum to assist. https://worksmith.io/connect

SOCIAL MEDIA

WHAT SORT OF POSTS SHOULD BE GOING OUT ON SOCIAL MEDIA THIS MONTH;

Whilst restaurants unfortunately can’t currently accommodate diners inside the venue, they can still offer takeaway or food packs. For those venues that are still operating with takeaway or home delivery packs, why not begin to advertise some offers for Easter long weekend (10th - 13th April).

EVENTS AND DATES

Coming soon:

Easter 10th to 13th April

Ramadan 23rd April to 23rd May

Mothers Day 10th May

Queens Birthday 8th June


PRODUCE

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LOCAL SUPPLIER HIGHLIGHT

NAME: Northside Fruit & Vegetables

FOUNDERS: Kim Driver and Michael Buchanan

LOCATION: Fitzroy, VIC

OFFERING: Seasonal fruits & vegetables

ABOUT:

Through long lasting relationships with local farmers and foragers, their customers are supplied with the highest quality produce at the best price.

They are currently offering delivery relief produce boxes for $59.99! An amazing local business with amazing local produce.

More info can be found on their website HERE

MARKETING TIP OF THE MONTH

We have seen many hospitality businesses adjust their offering through the introduction of cook at home meal packs with ingredients & instructions. Why not explore different ways to utilise both your current stock and staff to see if this is a viable option.

Misty Kunze