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Don’t these programs only work well if a lot of other business’ in your area use them too? Then I start to worry if 8 other pizza places are using the same type of service how that effects the effectiveness?

If it was me, at this point I think I would buy the inflatable one. Looks like the best bet for the money. I don’t like that one where you can see the guys head poking out the top. It will be a lot harder to find someone to where the one where they can see your head.

It’s a pretty generic costume. It reminds me of when the owners of “Casper the ghost” tried to sue “Ghostbusters” for copying their ghost. The judge ruled against Casper saying their are only so many ways to draw a ghost. I think that applies here. There are only so many ways of making a...

How thorough are they? You can go to http://www.subway.com/storelocator/default.aspx and look up the store numbers in your area. If all they want is the number you could give them your closest number with your shipping address? Worth a shot. If they wanted to know the owners name of the...

Why don’t you just buy the “Subman” costume and cover up the logo with your own. Simple.

When looking at the 2013 Pizza Expo registration page it asks if you have a “promo code”. Does anybody know or have a promo code they could share? Where would one get a promo code? Any information appreciated.

Pizza of the Month: Do you seal the ends up or leave them open? Have a photo of what these look like all cooked up? They sound really good.

http://www.aclu.org/pizza/images/screen.swf

They don’t need your crappy job they’ve got EBT.

If the signs are “abandoned” on the side of the road you can do whatever you want to them.

How on earth can they ban sign holders? This has been tried before and the First amendment allows it. Only thing it can’t have on it is hate speech or something that distracts drivers like a mirror or strobe light or something.

Does it really still belong to them if they jam a sign into the dirt on some random street corner? Are these signs even legal to put up in the first place?

I’ve been told by all the experts here that it costs $300,000 for a small sit down restaurant. I’m only half way there. 😦 I may have to borrow some money.

Buy a $500+ pizza costume and a $150 professional sign and I think you will see fantastic results. Forget the spinning, just a friendly person to wave at cars in a costume. People long to be entertained. Perception is 99 percent of the problem with any form of marketing.

Why would having someone holding a sign for your business be a sign of desperation? Especially if done right with a professional sign and/or a guy in a pizza costume or something like that. I see a sign holder as just another tool in the marketing tool kit. Why is a radio ad not a sign of...

bodegahwy: That’s awesome.

Nobody ever seems to talk about “press the flesh” marketing. Going business to business, door to door to tell people about your business. In my experience nothing has a stronger bang for the buck then introducing yourself as the owner and enthusiastically telling them about your place and how...

Not sure if anyone had seen this before but this is a Marketing Headline Analyzer. It tells you if your headline appeals to people on a empathetic, spiritual or intellectual manner. It’s pretty fun to try different things out. http://realestate.about.com/gi/o.htm?zi … /headline/

klov.com has forum members that could help you repair motherboards or send it to them for repair. I have purchased three arcade games for my pizza shop and have been able to get them working 100 percent myself. The newer the game (post 1990/Jamma) the easier they are to fix.

I would suggest buying the book “How to Open a Financially Successful Pizza & sub Restaurant” by Shri l. Henkel & Douglas R. Brown. It’s a great book to help you map out a lot of the things you need to start a pizza restaurant. It also includes a CD-ROM with full pizza specific business plans...