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Three ways we
will bring you customers

How the
program works

Internet exposure

Website features

Restaurant.com has developed a risk-free, cash-free method to convert empty tables into filled ones. By harnessing the incredible efficiencies and reach of the Internet, our programs serve to drive hungry customers to participating establishments, creating additional revenues, larger average table checks and repeat visits.

The simplicity of the program is what makes it so powerful:

•	Restaurant.com builds a fully functional web site for every partner restaurant

•	Restaurant.com markets Dining Certificates for partner restaurants

•	Dining Certificates pull new customers into the restaurant

•	The restaurant's only obligation is to honor the Dining Certificates – if we fail to send in new customers, the program costs nothing!

Two ways we will bring you customers

•	The Dining Certificates motivate people to come to your restaurant and fill your empty tables.

•	Guests apply the certificate to their bill, paying the balance, tax, and tip out of their pocket. With average food costs of 30%, it amounts to no more than $7-8 to fill that extra table.

•	Create a reason for the customer to choose your restaurant over others in the neighborhood.

•	Customers tend to spend more lavishly when they dine out with a certificate.

•	Restaurateur calls 1-800 number for certificate verification.

Pre-paid magnetic gift cards are one of the hottest new marketing tools available today. Until now, this technology has been costly and out of reach for many independent restaurant operators.

Program includes:

•	1,000 magnetic gift cards customized with your restaurant's logo.

•	A gift card terminal to handle transactions in your restaurant.


Program benefits:

•	Increase revenues

•	Money up front

•	No cash refunds

•	Merchants keep the unused balances

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