How to Drastically Increase Customer Growth and Loyalty From a Business That Doesn't Charge with Garrett Lang

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This is a recording of a live webinar recorded on August 16, 2024, starting at around 1 PM Eastern Time USA.
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This week on our How to Franchise Your Business webinar series, we're joined by Garret Lang, Founder and President of PlateRate.

PlateRate is an award winning food tech company that rates menu items and incentivizes customers to try the top-rated menu items at the restaurant, creating 69% more orders and customers.

Garret shares ways on how to drastically increase customer growth and loyalty from a business that doesn't charge.
Visit our guest's website: https://platerate.com/

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