4 signs your loyalty program needs a revamp 

Digital Food Ordering Trends by Household

How one industry segment has managed to weather the financial storm better than the rest. Read this month's issue for insights into what household segment is driving the largest digital spending shift, average spend for online food orders from different U.S. household segments, and the affect of loyalty programs on parents' spending habits.

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Delivering On Restaurant Rewards, a PYMNTS and Paytronix collaboration, draws from a survey of a census-balanced panel of 2,149 U.S. consumers about the types of restaurants from which they order, whether they use those restaurants’ loyalty and rewards programs and the types of rewards they would like to receive to understand how restaurants can customize their rewards offerings to enhance their businesses.

INSIDE THE APRIL STUDY:

  • $4,520: Amount that U.S. households spent on food ordered online since the pandemic began. 
  • $7,792: Amount spent by married parents on food ordered online since the pandemic began. 
  • 56%: Share of married couples who order from table-service restaurants that do not use loyalty programs simply because they do not believe they are available.

Download the report today to learn more. 

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Digital Ordering Ebook Cover
Five best practices to set your brand up for success

The order-and-delivery industry continues to grow rapidly, with sales projections soaring north of $28 billion by 2023. Once dominated by independent order-and-delivery platforms, recent mergers and acquisitions are driving restaurants and convenience stores to seek out the best way to add the offering to their brand.

 

Download our e-book to discover current industry trends, opportunities, best practices, and ah-hah moments experienced by early adopters.

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