1. HOW TO LEVERAGE THE POWER OF FACEBOOK AND SOCIAL MARKETING PRESENTED BY WEBDESIGNHERO.COM Making Your Restaurant A Social Phenomena

17. This is the wall for our demo restaurant . You can interact with customers by asking questions, post events, links, and more. This is also were users will often sing your praises and talk about their favorite food, Users can also interact with each other and share with their friends.

18. This is the standard info page. The information here helps Facebook to index your page and let other people find you through Facebook’s search engine. You can include a lot of important information that people want to know on this tab like location, services, and payment methods.

19. This is an example of our Custom Menu System in FB Restaurant Suite. Prices, descriptions, and other info can be customized to fit your needs. The menu is interactive and changes as the mouse moves over different items. We can also change the design to fit your style or menu type. Each picture and title links to a larger image in the photo gallery where users mouths can water and share comments about how much they loved it or make a accompanying drink suggestion.

20. On the Specials Page you can easily list your daily specials or weekly events. You can also link to photo galleries or videos from previous events to help entice your potential customers You can also create “Fan’s Only” coupons: If a visitor has already become a “fan” he or she will see the coupon, but new visitors must first become a fan by clicking the “like” button. After they become a fan, you can better target them or interact with them even if they don’t come in the first time around because they will still be connected to your page!

21. Here is an example of an information page. In this case we are giving our visitors a profile of the head chef. Your restaurant provides more than just a meal, you provide a full experience. The more you tell customers about your, the more connected they feel. You can use information pages to tell your story or share just about anything. Remember to always be personal and to engage your customers. And don’t worry, we will help you and give you advice so you effectively reach your customers and fill those seats!

22. Here is an example of a standard contact form. A contact form is more professional that simply providing an email address and enables you to collect the specific information that you want. Forms can also be used for surveys, fun polls, or for business functions. For example, you may want to provide a web from for customers to create a dinner reservation or catering request.