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10 Ways Hawke’s Bay Restaurants are getting results on Twitter

Twitter is an amazing real time tool for restaurants to communicate with Hawke’s Bay foodies about what’s going on at their restaurant, winery or cafe. Last Friday we

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crowd sourced a dozen foodie photos from various Hawke’s Bay eateries and published the article all within a couple of hours. Unlike facebook pages, every tweet is posted to a followers stream. Facebook pages on the other hand changed the rules recently so only post 15% of a businesses status updates to encourage facebook ads purchasing.

For businesses that take the time to grow a tribe of true fans on twitter, the financial rewards can be astounding both within the twitter dining community and in real life as Hawke’s Bay twitter people tend to have large circles of influence in a diverse and broad demographic mix. I emphasis diverse and broad, because no other medium comes close to the real time reach of twitter. Before I share the leaderboard, here are 10 amazing examples of twitter dining at it’s best just from the last week… and you thought no one cared about what you had for breakfast!

Of course, none of this is possible without an audience and Hawke’s Bay has one of the most vibrant and friendly twitter audiences in New Zealand. Join now and they’ll welcome you. Attend the next Hawke’s Bay Tweetup here and you’ll meet some of us. There’s simple instructions on how to join at the bottom of this article.

1.New dish on the menu

2. Special Deals

3. Monthly Menu Changes

4. Twitter Table Booking

5. Live Sports showing

6. Last Chance Reminders

7. Announcing reopening hours

8. New Vintage Bottles added

9. Promoting Food Producers

10. Filling foodie job vacancies

Restaurants on Twitter

Cafes on Twitter

 

 

Gourmet Retail on Twitter


 

Wineries on Twitter

 

Getting Started on Twitter

1. Go to www.twitter.com
2. Enter your name, email and a password and you’re done.
3. Choose a twitter name. The shorter the better. Max 14.
4. Get a twitter app for your phone. Twitter is best when you’re mobile.
5. Get a smartphone if you couldn’t do step 4 on your current phone.

 

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