Robert Bylett
Robert Bylett specializes in helping Food Service Business Owners explore possibilities, makes choices and create solutions that optimise performance, and maximise return on investment. www.justconsultancy.com
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Articles by this Author
Top Reasons for Writing a Restaurant Business Plan
- By Robert Bylett
- 09/6/2007
- Ask An Expert
- 407 words
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A well-conceived, professional restaurant business plan is your greatest single asset for turning your restaurant dreams into reality. If you are starting a restaurant, write the plan before your first day, this can be as simple as an idea written on the back of a paper napkin.
Restaurant business plans are a means to achieving aggressive goals, establishing policies and procedures, developing a cohesive model that covers every aspect of the business from the kitchen to the front of the house.
Restaurant business plans are a means to achieving aggressive goals, establishing policies and procedures, developing a cohesive model that covers every aspect of the business from the kitchen to the front of the house.
Knowing How to Run a Restaurantant is Not Enough!
- By Robert Bylett
- 09/6/2007
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- 714 words
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Many aspiring owners of restaurants, bistros, bars, cafe and coffee shops do not fully understand the role they should play in the business. They are convinced that working in the business is all that is needed to create a profitable business.
One of the problems of being a restaurant business owner, is you could end up constantly running the restaurant.
One of the problems of being a restaurant business owner, is you could end up constantly running the restaurant.
Why You Need A Restaurant Operations Checklist?
- By Robert Bylett
- 10/16/2007
- Business Opportunities
- 681 words
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A good business will not only have a business plan, but an operations checklist as well. The same goes for a restaurant. You need to be sure that you have a restaurant operations checklist, and that it includes all the different aspects of your restaurant, and the various situations that you might encounter.
There are several different types of restaurant operations checklist that you might want to use.
There are several different types of restaurant operations checklist that you might want to use.
Good Menu Design Requires Creative as Well as a Systematic Approach
- By Robert Bylett
- 12/1/2007
- Sales Management
- 657 words
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A key part to any restaurant marketing plan is often overlooked because it's right in front of everyones eyes: the menu. It's very important to have a well-crafted menu because it's one of the first things customers look at when they sit down. A menu will reflect the taste and the personality of a restaurant while selling the meals that are available by offering well-written descriptions of plates and drinks.
A Good Restaurant Will Not Only Have a Business plan, but a Restaurant Operations Checklists as well
- By Robert Bylett
- 12/23/2007
- Sales Management
- 681 words
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A good business will not only have a business plan, but an operations checklist as well. The same goes for a restaurant. You need to be sure that you have a restaurant operations checklist, and that it includes all the different aspects of your restaurant, and the various situations that you might encounter.
There are several different types of restaurant operations checklist that you might want to use.
There are several different types of restaurant operations checklist that you might want to use.
Ignore Hospitality Industry Customer Service Training at Your Peril
- By Robert Bylett
- 01/30/2008
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- 705 words
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There are many people that are employed in the hospitality industry, but many of them have not had any hospitality industry customer service training that will help them serve their customers better. In this day and age, having employees that are fully trained in customer service will mean happier customers that frequent your restaurant and/or hotel.
Understanding Restaurant Revenue Management
- By Robert Bylett
- 04/24/2008
- Sales Management
- 666 words
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Restaurant revenue management is often made to appear more complex than it really needs to be even for the experienced revenue managers. Restaurant revenue management is something that all businesses need to be concerned with whether they are large or small. However, the smaller companies may have more difficulty with revenue management because they do not have the resources to hire one person to be in charge of this particular task.
Getting a Loan is Hard Enough - Choose the Best Restaurant Plan Software
- By Robert Bylett
- 04/24/2008
- Sales Management
- 465 words
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A good business plan will say everything that is necessary about what you are planning to create, and will give potential investors and banks a hard copy of your ideas, your predicted costs, and all other pertinent information for them to mull over.
If you're looking to start your own restaurant, chances are you're going to need some money to help you in your business.
If you're looking to start your own restaurant, chances are you're going to need some money to help you in your business.

