Our informative and educational 15-20 minute “webisodes” are filmed here at the MealViewer offices. They cover an array of topics but are all focused on being an asset to you as you build your food service programs business functions. We are proud to bring these resources to the industry free of charge. Below is a list of the webisodes and the lengths of each video.
Applying the customer lifecycle principle to your communications with students and parents to increase education and communication.
Basic social media strategy for streamlining communication between all social media platforms.
Every customer has the same lifecycle regardless of the industry. This seminar looks at the customer lifecycle as a whole and how to navigate it and plan accordingly.
A leader’s #1 job is to inspire their team to be excellent no matter the task. We take a quick look at how to apply real business principles to measure excellence and create customer friendly environments.
The number one complaint with students is the wait time in line. There are tricks and tips to reduce the perceived wait time by entertaining and engaging the student body and taking their mind off the time they spend waiting.
Nothing great ever comes by accident. Having a successful launch of the school year starts months before. We cover 3 key areas of focus in this seminar: Creating a Marketing Plan, Readying Staff, and Prepping Customers.
In today’s marketplace, the need to have a digital footprint is increasingly important. But school districts can’t just throw together a few social media options and expect great results. We’ll take a look at what social media options are getting used and discuss analog vs. digital communication.
When it comes to the app marketplace there is no shortage of options. This seminar provides a fast paced overview of all the options, including custom app design.
There are services available to you to help you poll your students at no cost. We’ll look at three of them that we love.
Being an effective public speaker isn’t complicated. It’s not always easy for everyone but you can be a successful public speaker by just following a simple set of rules.
