TORONTO, ON, November 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) UNOapp and View the Vibe announce a partnership to bring a dynamic, digital marketing platform to restaurateurs, advancing value-added services for their clients.
Providing a mix of digital marketing systems and creative videos to restaurant owners across North America, their mission is to revitalize the way in which restaurateurs speak to their guests.
Through an easy-to-use platform, restaurants will have the ability to stay on the pulse of their marketing, and update multiple platforms in UNOclick. UNOapp will allow View the Vibe's restaurant partners to dynamically control their content on ViewTheVibe.com, while simultaneously updating content on their own website, social media channels and digital signage.
"View the Vibe's videos capture the essence of a restaurant in ways images and words can't begin to articulate," explains Nicki Laborie, founder of View the Vibe. "View the Vibe's video marketing system, along with the powerful suite of UNOapp's software and Digital Menubox [UNOapp's sister company], allows our restaurant partners to access a revolutionary digital marketing strategy that's streamlined and affordable."
Managing digital content for over 2,000 restaurants across North America, UNOapp employees began seeing merchants upload View the Vibe videos to their outdoor Digital Menuboxes, websites and social media, which is when the idea of a joint venture was born.
"We're delighted to offer View the Vibe clients the ability to take advantage of UNOapp. Building a successful business is about collaboration and partnership, and this is a situation where UNOapp and View the Vibe complement one another to drive sales for restaurants and reach a broader base of targeted consumers." says Oliver Centner, founder and CEO of UNOapp.
Restaurants are bombarded with marketing tools every day, but for anyone who knows the industry, getting the time to execute and producing great content, are the hard parts. UNOapp and View the Vibe take care of that, with the right campaign delivered to the right audience at the right time on the web, locally and socially.
About UNOapp
UNOapp offers an automated marketing platform that gives restaurants the ability to pro-actively schedule campaigns in advance based on weather/environment, events/sports, present/future supply and demand to publish on all of their web, local and social channels delivering the right message to the right audience at the right time to drive the best results with frictionless execution. UNOapp offers three levels of support ranging from limited "DIY" upkeep to dedicated standby assistance. For more information, visit http://www.unoapp.com.
About View the Vibe
View the Vibe is a Toronto-based online video restaurant guide and social media platform. It leads the pack in restaurant video marketing by specializing in creative movie trailer-style videos for restaurants - and soon spas and hotels - and showcasing them via an experiential search engine and directory. Further, View the Vibe's reach is a spider-webbed syndication network, including partnerships (such as Tourism Toronto), varied social media avenues, silo sites, an array of video channels, and more. For more information, visit www.ViewTheVibe.com.
UNOapp & View the Vibe Enter Into Partnership to Advance Digital Marketing and Advertising for Restaurants
View the Vibe chooses UNOapp to give its merchants a better user interface to manage their profile information and update with their latest events, menus, specials offering View the Vibe consumers better content.
2012-11-15
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[Press-News.org] UNOapp & View the Vibe Enter Into Partnership to Advance Digital Marketing and Advertising for RestaurantsView the Vibe chooses UNOapp to give its merchants a better user interface to manage their profile information and update with their latest events, menus, specials offering View the Vibe consumers better content.