Wow thank you so much. I’m looking to make my Coffee shop menu and although it’s only drinks menu, I like how you categorize them into different purpose.
Excellent strategy and well presented thanks. It’s a great idea to use the Eisenhower matrix on the menu items, and assigning values 1-5 for popularity and 1 ⇔ 5 for profitability in an example, your presentation would be even greater here. I know from your previous videos you prefer selling commodities but I think if you could pay a “technician” to invent something Valuable, Rare, Inimitable and Offer it (VRIO) on the street your profits would grow Tesla-wise.
I have a question, what if we had 20-25 item in our store. how much I should have of a stars item, cash cow item, Hidden star item, Skinny cow item..??
this is insane that you are giving this for free, thank you:))))
Wow thank you so much. I’m looking to make my Coffee shop menu and although it’s only drinks menu, I like how you categorize them into different purpose.
At 9:00 you state that the menu goal is to have 10 items including 2 skinny cows. Why? You told us to cut them earlier in the video. Is this an error?
Very smart tactic, thank you for the method, I needed this to create a new menu as a new kitchen manager!
Excellent strategy and well presented thanks. It’s a great idea to use the Eisenhower matrix on the menu items, and assigning values 1-5 for popularity and 1 ⇔ 5 for profitability in an example, your presentation would be even greater here.
I know from your previous videos you prefer selling commodities but I think if you could pay a “technician” to invent something Valuable, Rare, Inimitable and Offer it (VRIO) on the street your profits would grow Tesla-wise.
I have a question, what if we had 20-25 item in our store. how much I should have of a stars item, cash cow item, Hidden star item, Skinny cow item..??