Adding Revenue To Your Restaurant With Food Bowls

The food bowl trend can add revenue to a restaurant in more than just the obvious way.

The revenue opportunities in food education and entertainment are opportunities that far too few restaurant owners leverage.

As the economy swings up and down, consumers correspondingly eat out more and less.

But they always have to eat.

And their appetites for entertainment and fellowship must always be satisfied, too.

What does this have to do with food bowls?

Hosting a weekly cooking show on YouTube and adding healthy bowls into the regular rotation on your channel might be a good idea.

What better marketing platform is there for a chef than a full-length cooking show?

How does this generate revenue?

You do realize that people pay for cooking classes, all day, every day, right?

In-person cooking classes. Online cooking classes.

People pay for cooking classes.

You can host a paid membership community where you charge a monthly fee, say $50/mo, for access to your cooking classes.

Now your customer base is no longer local. If you're good at hosting your show, you'll get paying subscribers from around the country and around the world. You can do your own math on what $50/mo multiplies out to.

There's your additional revenue stream for your restaurant that generates revenue independently of the state of the economy.

People may not come to your restaurant to spend $50 or more for just one dining experience. But paying $50/mo for access to your library of cooking classes so they can prepare great meals for their family at home, as well as the ability to interact with you and other foodies is an entirely different value proposition.

And don't worry about losing customers because people who do not want to cook are still going to come to your restaurant.

Nobody goes out to eat because they didn't know that grocery stores exist.

So don't be afraid to teach because sharing your knowledge opens up way more revenue opportunities than keeping what you know to yourself.

Perhaps it's time you add a cooking show to your restaurant's menu. Click here to get started.