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Does the World Really Need Another (And Should You Be Burger Joint? the One to Create It?) The Case for Online and Mobile Ordering for Independent Operators and How to Get Started Page 24 RECIPEMAPPING Page 32 Understanding the Concepts, Provisions and Terms of Your Lease Is a Key to Restaurant Profitability Page 45 Does the World Really Need Another (And Should You Be Burger Joint? the One to Create It?) $5.95 U.S. / CANADA Page 18 HIGHLIGHTS MAY 2016 Does the World Really Need Another Burger Joint? by Howard Riell 18 (And Should You Be the One to Create It?) Chain concepts from McDonald’s to Burger King to Shake Shack have made ground beef between two slices of bread their signature items, and have flourished across the landscape — never mind the countless successful independents that have local loyal followers. If you aspire to go down this well-worn path, you need to do some serious soul searching on what you can bring to this crowded table. Press Send by Diana Lambdin Meyer 24 The Case for Online and Mobile Ordering for Independent Operators and How to Get Started If you can manage an iPhone or order a movie through Netflix, you can figure out online ordering systems that work for your operation. And if you can’t perform those basic tasks, you better find someone who can do it for you. Structures by Timothy J. O’Connor Coming to Terms: Understanding the Concepts, 45 Provisions and Terms of Your Lease Is a Key to Restaurant Profitability How do you know that you have the right lease for your restaurant? Unfortunately, this may be a hard question to answer since owners may not understand many of the details about the lease. Should this worry them? Maybe it should. The Case for Online and Mobile Ordering for Independent Operators and How to Get Started Page 24 RECIPEMAPPING Page 32 Understanding the Concepts, Provisions and Terms of Your Lease Is a Key to Restaurant Profitability Page 45 About the Cover Illustration by Doreen Hann A lot of operators have hit the proverbial jackpot by building concepts around Does the World the all-American burger. Is there room for yet another burger place? Plenty of Really Need Another(And Should You Be Burger Joint? the One to Create It?) independent restaurateurs seem to find ways to bring something new and exciting Page 18 $5.95 U.S. / CANADA to the market. 4 | PROFITABLE RESTAURATEURS ARE ALWAYS LEARNING TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME 13 | ISSUE 5 Publisher Opening Remarks by Barry K. 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[email protected] 6 | PROFITABLE RESTAURATEURS ARE ALWAYS LEARNING OPENING REMARKS Reaching New Restaurant Operators Mind Over Matters is a Key to Successful Don’t Let a Lizard Run Your Restaurant Foodservice By Barry Shuster Marketing Programs Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself that would cause others to freeze, such as skilled pilots who are able to safely land an airplane that unexpectedly – Franklin D. Roosevelt loses power to an engine or emergency room physicians who can save the life of a critically injured person. resident Roosevelt understood that people are You might not be an airline pilot or a surgeon, but you often controlled by fear, and that fear makes are responsible for the success of your restaurant, and Ppeople make bad decisions. are often faced with unexpected challenges in difficult In fact, if you can make people sufficiently afraid, circumstances. There is no substitute for experience; you can control them. 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