If you are a pizzeria owner (in the United States) who would like to improve your product and/or boost your sales to levels you currently think are impossible, I may be available as a consultant.
You can see by looking at the pictures on this blog that I know pizza inside and out (even though I'm a bad photographer with a horrible oven). What you can't see is that I also know a ton about pizzeria operations, pizza marketing, and customer service (all of which are more important than the pizza you offer).
I know how to help you:
- Make the best pizza available anywhere, in almost every style.
- Invent new styles of pizza.
- Create a cheap pizza that people will actually buy (if food quality is not your #1 priority).
- Troubleshoot pizza.
- Arrange your kitchen to make it operate as efficiently as possible. (Inefficiency costs you a lot of money.)
- Make all of your operations more efficient, without cutting corners.
- Hire all-star employees and keep them on your payroll.
- Interact with employees in a way that brings out their best, so their work will make you money.
- Stop making poor business decisions.
- Turn your pizzeria's bad reputation around.
- Attract new customers.
- Convert your new customers into repeat customers.
- Make your customers fiercely loyal to your pizzeria.
- Create a buzz about your pizzeria in your neighborhood or town.
- Make money instead of losing money.
- Continue doing these things after I'm gone.
I won't be afraid to tell you what you don't want to hear, if it's what you need to hear; if it'll save your business. I already know if you've read this far, your business is costing you a lot of money. It's not an accident, and it can be changed, as long as you are willing to recognize that you are doing things wrong.
Let me repeat that: You are doing things wrong.
Again: You are doing things wrong.
Get it?
The only way things are gonna change is if you stop doing things wrong and start doing things right. I can help you do that.
There are only a few professional consultants on this planet who can do what I can do for you, but they have big price tags because they've already had opportunities to prove themselves. My price tag is not so big... for now, specifically because I haven't had those opportunities.
I've tried offering my services to a few pizzeria owners in the past, driving hundreds or thousands of miles and working for free, trusting that I wouldn't get ripped off. Unfortunately, I've usually ended up getting ripped off. Consequently, I now have a price tag, which is negotiable.
Of the pizzeria owners I've tried to help in the past, one of them offered to be a reference for me after I worked with him for a month in early 2012. (The others ripped me off, so naturally I wouldn't use them as references.) So if you'd like to hear what my one reference has to say about me, let me know, and I can give you some contact information. (I honestly don't know what he'll say because he never gave me a chance to do what I do well.)
My phone number is 614-738-3867. If you're interested in my services, text me or leave a message, because I usually don't answer my phone (because most of the calls I receive are from unknown numbers, which seem to be almost entirely unwanted solicitations). Consequently, texting is probably the best way to get my attention, because I see every new text I receive. (Most of the texts I receive are unwanted solicitations, as well.)
Let's see the resume that qualifies you to be a consultant.
ReplyDeleteIn the Seattle area about to purchase a failing pizza restaurant. Growing up in Columbus, I think it would be advantageous to emulate Columbus-style pizza in the Northwest. Donatos, Massey's, and Tommy's were among my favorites. I would be interested in consulting with you and picking your brain.
ReplyDeletePlease contact me at your convenience. 520-404-5863
Ryan,
ReplyDeleteJust again found this blog...thank you for the passion and help on Tommy's Pizza. Trapped in a bad Ohio pizza town with a love for Chili this has been a wonder!
Great!
ReplyDeleteTaste Napoli pizza Queens locals rave about, with rich marinara, fresh mozzarella, and that classic, slightly chewy crust.
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