You’ve reduced your portion size of fries, so what’s next? How do you make sure your customers are happy and come back for more? Tip 1 of 3 was to change it up, tip 2 of 3 was to relabel your portion size descriptions.
Tip 3 of 3: Increase the perceived value
Instead of leaving your customers to focus on their portion of fries being smaller but being charged the same (which is likely to leave a sour taste in their mouth), think about how you can give them more perceived value. You want them to focus on what they are gaining, not what is being taken away.
Can you introduce an option of a sprinkle of tasty flavours that goes on their fries? A house special Cajun seasoning? Oven roasted with rosemary and garlic? A nest of fries surrounding your customer favourite homemade BBQ sauce? Or perhaps you will introduce a tasty salad with sweet peppers and vine ripened tomatoes on the plate so they don’t notice the portion of fries has decreased.
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