Meet Team Snackbox: Jamie Hooker, AAE
Jamie Hooker is an Assistant Account Executive at Snackbox HQ. Here is a bit about her:
Entries by Jenna
Community Engagement: Social PR
Perhaps the easiest way to reach your audience in this day in age is social media. No matter what age group, everyone is on some type of social media. It’s Twitter for the younger generations,
Shared Kitchens: How do they work?
Also known as “kitchen incubators”, “community kitchens” or “shared timed kitchens,” shared kitchens are a great option for entrepreneurs who are just starting out. So what are they?
How to Find and Hire a PR firm
It’s a beautiful thing when a PR firm and a company join forces and together create awesome content to share with the public. It’s important that there is a harmony between your business and the firm
How to Get the Most Out of PR Coverage
Since you’re an awesome PR professional, you just got a huge placement in a magazine for your client that you have been working on for weeks. You’re client is happy, you’re happy, and all that
Choosing a Location for a New Restaurant
Choosing a location is arguably one of the most important steps in opening your new restaurant. After looking at what you can afford, there are other aspects of location that will affect your
March Food Holidays
Along with it being National Nutrition Month and National Caffeine Awareness Month (important), March is full of sweet and savory food holidays. St. Patrick’s Day is reason enough to have a party,
Dos and Don’ts of an Interview
Awesome! You’ve secured a T.V. interview. This is a great opportunity to get great coverage and to spread the word about your organization.
The Future of Restaurant POS
If you’ve been to a Chili’s or Olive Garden lately, you probably noticed the tablet at the end of your table. Your server explained that if you wanted to order drinks, appetizers or desserts, you could do so
Meetings: You’re doing them wrong
You probably don’t go through a day of work without hearing the word “meeting” at least three times. Meetings are a huge part of the workplace and can either be productive or pointless,