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Your form abandonment rate is probably higher than you think. 25–40% of B2B visitors start filling it out and bail. Not because they're not interested. Because something made them hesitate. In fine dining, we never asked a guest what they wanted. We anticipated it. Water before they looked for it. Menu explanation timed to the table's pace. Courses arriving exactly when attention shifted. The best service didn't feel like service. It just felt easy. I think about this every time I work on a B2B website. Most sites wait for the visitor to figure things out. Click around. Hunt for info. Decide for themselves. But the best websites work like great service. They anticipate. What does this person need to see next? What question are they about to ask? What would make the next step feel obvious? You don't need to add more to your site. You need to remove the moments where people have to think. Good experience isn't decoration. It's structure that feels invisible. - M

Restaurants are more likely to lose repeat customers to inconsistency than any single bad meal. Even small inconsistencies add up. Maybe your hours are wrong on your website, your menu lists an item that's been out of stock for a week, and your wait time is longer than you'd initially said. None of those things is catastrophic on its own, but together, they show customers that your word can't be trusted. Once trust is gone, people don't give you the benefit of the doubt. I've seen so many operators focus all their energy on acquiring new guests while ignoring the experience of the ones already coming in. I'll be the first to tell you that that's a detrimental approach. It's easier to keep someone than to win them back after you've disappointed them.

Great loyalty emails do more than inform. They bring guests back. We broke down 5 Loyalty Program Email Examples that show how personalization, timing, and the right incentives turn emails into repeat visits. Inside, you’ll learn: • What makes loyalty emails stand out in crowded inboxes • Real examples from top restaurant brands • The key components every high-performing loyalty email needs • How to measure impact and optimize over time If email is a core part of your loyalty strategy (and it should be), this guide gives you practical examples you can actually use. Explore the examples and start sending loyalty emails guests want to open 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q044bpZb0

Every Food and Beverage business I have come across is dealing with exactly this. Five systems. Five different answers. One frustrated retailer. The margin for error in Food and Beverage is zero. And disconnected systems are making that margin even smaller every single day. 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘂𝗱𝘆 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗢𝗽𝘀 𝟯𝟲𝟬 is the answer. Proud to be associated with the Cloudy Wave team. Tag someone in Food and Beverage who needs to read this today.

The problem Prakash Nawaledescribes here is real. I have seen it firsthand. The moment a retailer asks where their order is and nobody has a clear answer — trust is gone. One unified platform changes everything. And 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘂𝗱𝘆 𝗕𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗢𝗽𝘀 𝟯𝟲𝟬 on 𝗦𝗮𝗹𝗲𝘀𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗰𝗲 is exactly that platform. Tag a Food and Beverage business owner who needs to see this today.

Ok but can we talk about the 10% welcome popup for a second? 🥲 You land on a site, haven’t scrolled, haven’t read a single word, and the brand is already like: "WAIT take 10% just please give us your email" The craziest part is how proud teams are of it. "We increased email capture by 23%." Great. At what cost? You just told every visitor your stated price is optional. You conditioned them in under 5 seconds that patience equals savings. The uncomfortable question is this: who actually needs an incentive? The high-intent shopper hesitating at checkout? Maybe. The returning customer price-checking competitors? Possibly. Every single human who lands on your homepage? Probably not. This is why we talk so much at Voucherify about incentive optimization, not just incentives. And for that to work you need context, signals, and experiments, not templates from 2015 🥸

This is new in delivery. Operators never see the moment they lose a customer. It was never like this before, you know 🤔 Here is the thing: Industry analysts at AppMySite and McKinsey & Company have reported on the "concentration of spend." Their data shows that while platforms offer variety, 70% to 80% of a restaurant's revenue on these apps comes from repeat customers (their "regulars"). Think about it?! If a customer orders from you regularly, surely he loves your brand. Therefore, it's your customer. But, it isn’t! You do not have their details. You do not know their name. No order history. If they stop ordering, you lose £000’s per year. And, you would never know. As I said, it was never like this before. Knowing your customers’ behaviour is how you grow your business. — Want to grow delivery without losing profit? DM me.

The Domino's Pizza Tracker changed customer expectations forever. It answered the one question every customer already had: where is my pizza, and when will it get here? B2C companies have been iterating on that idea for decades. You know where your Uber is. You know when your package will arrive. You get a notification when your order is out for delivery. So why is it that when you sign a six-figure B2B software contract, you don’t have instant clarity on how your implementation is progressing and when you’re projected to go live? We talked to hundreds of onboarding teams over the last year and found that every single one—not most, every one—struggled to give their customers a clear, real-time picture of where their onboarding project stood. The irony is that the stakes in B2B are orders of magnitude higher than a pizza. These are multi-month, multi-stakeholder implementations tied directly to whether a customer ever sees value from their investment. When they don't see value, they leave. 64% of the teams we spoke with had connected poor onboarding directly to early churn. The fix isn't complicated. It's the same thing Domino's figured out in 2008: show people where they are in the process. Give everyone a shared view. Remove the uncertainty. We’d love to show you our version of the pizza tracker. Just reach out! Full breakdown of what we found below ⬇️

One of the most reliable ways to grow restaurant revenue is simple: bring customers back more often. mojoPOS includes built-in tools for loyalty programs and both digital and physical gift cards. These tools allow restaurants to reward repeat customers and create new revenue opportunities without adding another platform. Retention often drives stronger long-term growth than constant customer acquisition.

Checkout isn’t the place to get creative. It should be simple, no surprises, no extra decisions and no hidden costs. By the time someone hits checkout, everything should already be clear. And if life happens (because it does), make sure that email hits Klaviyo so your abandoned checkout flow can do its job. Smooth checkout = more sales.
 Friction = second thoughts.