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The Best Interactive Forms for a Restaurant WebsiteAn interactive form is a form that requests information of some kind from the web visitor. The most basic of which is an email collection form. If your site doesn't have a form saying something like "join our list," then you're behind the proverbial eight-ball. Get with it. It's a great start, but you also need 2 other forms. You should have a COMMENT CARD form and you should have a PRIVATE PARTY INQUIRY form in addition to having a JOIN OUR LIST email form. The Comment Card form doesn't have to be sophisticated. Have it generate an email to a few internal people. Appoint one person to respond to each of the submissions. You WON'T get as many as you might think, but the data should be VERY helpful. It's like free
market research! You'll discover weaknesses
and make adjustments to win more customers. The Private Party Inquiry form is simple, too. This is a "lead-generator." Have it send an email to your event planner and make sure the response is prompt. People like to know that your website has someone listening to it. The Email Form is an essential element for every website. People want to know what's going on, and you should tell them. This reminds me of the Woody Allen quote, "90% of life is just showing up." 90% of success with these forms is just "posting them." These types of forms give a site more pages, but they also communicate more openness. You'll be saying to your guests, " Let's talk. We want to hear from you. What do you think?" All of these are great ways to bring a customer around to your side of the table, putting them on your team. Be open to the ideas and opinions of others. Instead of it eating up time and paper, you'll be using technology to create efficiencies. Isn't that what the Internet is really for???? Unsubscribe | Send To A Friend | Powered by Spillover Marketing |
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