Pulling in the punters through websites has been the thorn in the side of the pub industry. Smarter Pub joins forces with Pub Rooms to provide British Pubs and Inns with good advice for marketing their pub offers and services through the internet. For the last 10 years the penny has been slowly dropping that customers no longer wait for pub doors to open, with the possible exception of Wetherpoon pubs. Real life customers research pubs on the internet before visiting in person or meeting up in groups. Men no longer go out on their own and pubs are much more family ...
The British online Pub & Inn guide Pub Rooms, has reached another milestone since it was restructured in 2007. Founded in 2002, the 10 year anniversary has plenty of surprises in store. Introducing the pub food chalk board menu and new look venue finder are just two planned up-dates for 2012. The new look Pub Rooms website will take on a new design early in 2012 and will have an integrated update system for pub owners. The British pub and inn guide previously listed venues with basic contact details images and telephone numbers the internet has changed dramatcially in the last 3 years, contact ...
How to promote your pub for 2011 and beyond will be a challenge. Make it simple and sign up with Smarter Pub today. Internet searches and social media all playing a vital role in promoting your business (whether it's a local pub or country inn it's a business you need to tell everyone about). London pubs and city pubs and bars in general can be comforted by large numbers of footfall. Increasing footfall for a rural country pub is not easy and a challenge for the most ardent pub marketing expert. Talking of pub marketing experts, in ...
Smarter Pubs hear different stories of success and failure within the industry daily.
Although we do hear more happy stories than not. Mainly because we're talking mostly to pubs that are doing well.
Of course the pubs and bars that are struggling are not just managed by big companies.
Who are also struggling during this prolonged period of downturn. How much tougher it's going to get for pubs and bars in the coming ...More
It's all in the name or is that Neame Shepherd Neame. The legend has it that those that drank spitfire real ale were pilots fighting against the Germans during the 2nd world war.
It's claimed that pilots of the world famous plane would take to the skies with 2 barrels of beer from Shepherd Neame drink the entire contents of beer and proceed to fill the barrel with gun power. The ...More
Karen and Mick invite you to visit the newly refurbished Palmerston Arms with new bar and unique view into our real ale cellar.
The Palmerston Arms pub in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, UK.
Owned by Batemans Brewery, this fine pub stocks at least ten real ales, mainly from micro and family brewers, three traditional ciders and perries and a large collection of single malt whiskies. More
The black country and West Midlands tends to get over looked as a place of natural beauty, all the more surprising when it is home to one of Europe's largest networks of canals.
Nestled amongst the natural landscape and the canals are several very popular pubs. Most notably the hidden treasure The Salt Wells Inns, it's sister pub the Black Lion is equally off the beaten track.
Nestled snuggly in the heart ...More
The topic of Britains oldest pub has been covered previously and we intend to investigate further the claims made by more than one old pub! The undisputed claim that Shepherd Neame is the oldest brewery has caused some interest in the beer making world. Beer makers throughout the UK have taken for granted that the beer makers of such favourites as SpitFire and Bishops Finger are truly the oldest brewery. ...More
