How Food Truck Owners Can Collect Lead Contact Info

Collecting lead contact info can be an invaluable strategy for food truck owners.

After all, we want mobile kitchen owners to think outside the box in 2019. While many of your customers likely come from daily locations, it’s important to try to reach out to some of the bigger fish, such as apartment complexes, business districts, fitness centers, and catering gigs and food truck events in general.

If you make it easy for companies and corporations to reach you, such as a large apartment complex, then you can gain new locations (and therefore more customers and sales) by simply providing a more convenient service.

Being easy to reach is an underrated service that your food truck needs to provide.

Going along with the apartment example, some complexes have food trucks serve food every Tuesday. If you make it easy for these businesses to reach you, then you increase your chances of landing this style of gig. Customer service comes in many different forms.

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With all of that said, it’s time to pass it over to a digital marketing expert, Evolve Media.

Evolve Media owner Ian Smith, who’s also a partner of FoodTruckr, released an information-packed article when it comes to collecting lead contact info. You can read the article by following this link.

To give you a sneak peek of what the article has to offer, which can help you collect lead contact info and lead to more customers and an increase in sales, here are the 4 Most Effective Ways to Collect Lead Contact Info:

Messenger Bot
Calendar Booking
Landing Page with Lead Form
Facebook Lead Ads and Objectives

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If you’re more of a video person, then check out the video version of how Evolve Media collects lead contact info. You can also subscribe to Smith’s page by following this link and clicking the subscribe button and learn about Facebook Messenger as well as other digital marketing methods.

We also encourage FoodTruckrs to visit Evolve Media and check out their ManyChat Messenger templates as they will help you with your digital marketing needs, to say the least.

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