The potential role of the internet in promoting pub food

Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to consider the potential role of the internet and social networking in the promotion of public houses in general and pub food in particular.Design methodology approach - The paper considers various models for the use of the internet in marketing, and tries to...

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Competition
Competitive advantage
Customers
Food
Houses
Internet
Marketing
Restaurants
Sales
Success
Supermarkets
Websites
World Wide Web
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