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Tell-Tail Signs

by: Danny Summers
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Feb
06

Tell-Tale Tell-Tail Signs

by Danny Summers

A week or so ago, as I was walking into our favorite Pet Supply Store (Petco), I saw an English Pointer walking his owner towards the door. For anyone who is not familiar with the English Pointer, they are a short-haired spotted bird dog.

I was especially attracted to this one since it was a liver and white (dark brown and white), much like one our family had when I was about five years old.

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Reading the Tea Leaves

by: Danny Summers
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Jan
09

Reading the Tea Leaves

by Danny Summers

The ability to read your audience (and market) is probably one of the most important roles in managing any business today. I sometimes call this "reading the tea leaves."

I wonder if anyone truly has all the secrets for doing so. But establishing a culture or practice for you and your team to monitor trends and understand your audience on an ongoing basis is essential. With this in mind, I want to challenge you to develop a regular schedule for discussing this topic as a team. Maybe call it "Trend Watch" or perhaps even... Reading the Tea Leaves. (just kidding)

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Our Promise - Part 2

by: Danny Summers
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Dec
26

Our Promise - Part 2

by Danny Summers

In Part 1 of Our Promise, I shared examples of several Group Centers' 5 Star Commitments. They help set the standards for how each Center expects the Guest should experience should be.

I ended Part 1 with, there's more to this story...

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Unexpected Service

by: Danny Summers
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Aug
18

Unexpected Service

by Danny Summers

Once in a while, we experience Unexpected Service. Those moments when service goes above and beyond what's expected, leaving a memorable and positive impression. It's those little extras or thoughtful gestures that surprise and delight us, creating a connection beyond just a meal or a transaction.

The idea for this message came from two recent and very different restaurant experiences. One, a traditional restaurant, and believe it or not, one a fast food drive-thru.

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