Dalgety Bay takeaway, Dalgety Fish Bar, have been campaigning to get their customers to order directly through their own branded app in order to leave Just Eat due to their expensive commission rates and refund processes. Owner Tony explained that Just Eat were not only taking a huge chunk of his profits but there were …
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Back in December we ran a campaign alongside our partners MC’s Takeaway, Bonnie Burrito and Harajuku Kitchen whereby the value of a meal was donated to Edinburgh based charity Steps To Hope with every order made through either the What The Fork app or their individual branded apps. Steps To Hope are a non-profit charity …
200 meals donated to Edinburgh based charity Steps To Hope Read More »
It’s getting to that time of year where it’s a bit miserable outside and people quite frankly would rather sit in with a takeaway than brave the weather outside, so, now’s the perfect time to make the most of your online orders with your What The Fork app. To help inspire you, we’ve put together …
4 ways you can the most out of your app this winter Read More »
Only a few years ago the food delivery market was largely dominated by pizza, chinese and indian takeaways. However these days you can get practically anything you want delivered whether it be a coffee, an ice cream or a fine dining experience. It’s now imperative for restaurants and takeaways to have an online presence with …
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Sending push notifications is one of the easiest and quickest ways to contact your customers. Once your app has been downloaded, it’s important to remind people that there is value in having it on their phone to avoid it being deleted. Not only can push notifications boost your sales and revenue but they also increase …
5 useful tips on how to use push notifications to grow your sales Read More »
