A SYSTEM FOR INDEPENDENT RESTAURANT OWNERS & GMs WHO WANT MORE REGULARS, NOT MORE ADS
Ron Yee, Chopstixx Restaurant, Gilbert/Chandler, AZ: 1,200 new guest contacts in 6 months and 3,000+ by month 14.
Built by Tony Stark Policci, who generated $4.2 million in marketing revenue in 12 months for foodservice marketing legend Tom Feltenstein.
(30-Day Guarantee - Put the Module 1 capture system in place. If you've done that and it wasn't worth far more than $97, email me within 30 days for a full refund. Immediate Access to Video Modules + PDF Action Sheets
Maybe they found you on Google, walked past your place six times, or came in on a friend's recommendation. Either way they sat down, ordered, and hopefully they left happy.
Then, for most restaurants, the relationship gets left to chance. You hope they remember you. Hope they come back. Hope they leave a review, and hope they think of you instead of the other 47 places competing for their attention.
You paid for the location, signage, staff, food, service—and maybe a cut to DoorDash, OpenTable, Yelp, Google, or Facebook before that customer ever picked up a fork. When they come in once and disappear, you have to spend money finding another customer.
What if more first-time diners became regulars?
What if happy guests actually left 5-Star reviews?
What if your best customers sent you their friends?
What if dormant guests came back — because you gave them a reason to?
Now you're not just getting customers. You're multiplying them. That's The Connection Multiplier™.
Look at what the data actually says about first-time guests:
69% of guests never progress beyond one visit. Bloom's 2025 retention report puts 69% of guests as one-time visitors.¹
Restaurants lose nearly 4 out of 5 of their repeat guests in a single year. The same report puts annual guest churn at 78.8%, which forces you to keep paying to find new strangers to replace them.¹
The guests who do come back are worth it.Those who return for a second visit average nearly 7 total visits, so the second visit is the one that matters.²
Repeat guests drive about 60% of restaurant revenue.³ Following up with first-time guests on purpose is where the money is.
Sources: ¹ Bloom Intelligence, 2025 State of Restaurant Guest Retention (platform data, 2024–2025). ² Bloom Intelligence, Restaurant Customer Retention 2026 guide (platform data, Jan 2024–Feb 2026). ³ Bloom Intelligence, analysis of 100M+ guest records (2025). Platform averages, not guarantees.
Here is why those numbers are costing you a fortune: Getting someone to buy once isn't the victory it's just the entry fee. The real profit, high check averages, and long-term stability of a great restaurant happen after that first check gets paid.
Do they remember you? Trust you? Come back? Bring their friends? Does your restaurant become THEIR restaurant?
That’s connection. And when you build it on purpose, it multiplies everything else you’re doing, your word-of-mouth, your database, your Google reviews, and your bottom line.
The system follows the ten letters of C-O-N-N-E-C-T-I-O-N. Each one is a place your restaurant can either build the relationship — or quietly let revenue walk out the door.
Guest Check No. 001
10 modules · served in order
Module 01

Don't let them walk out without a way to continue the relationship.
Turn anonymous diners into people you can actually reach again.
Give people a genuine reason to join your list
Give people a genuine reason to join your list
Capture information without it feeling intrusive
Capture information without it feeling intrusive
Start owning an asset instead of renting one from social and delivery apps
Start owning an asset instead of renting one from social and delivery apps
Module 02

The fortune really is in the follow-up
Simple, human follow-up for first-timers, list members and anyone who's gone quiet — so the conversation stays alive instead of going cold.
Simple, human follow-up for first-timers, list members and anyone who's gone quiet — so the conversation stays alive instead of going cold.
Simple, human follow-up for first-timers, list members and anyone who's gone quiet — so the conversation stays alive instead of going cold.
Module 03

Make it feel this good, and coming back feels natural.
Look past the food at the full emotional experience — before, during and after the visit — and find small, inexpensive ways to make people feel welcomed.
Look past the food at the full emotional experience — before, during and after the visit — and find small, inexpensive ways to make people feel welcomed.
Spot the 3 moments where guests decide whether they'll come back, and fix the weakest one this weekend.
Module 04

Birthdays bring them back.
Use birthdays, anniversaries and visit milestones to create real reasons to reach out. Most restaurants already own the tech to do this! You already pay for the tools. Nobody showed you the 10 minutes a week that makes them work.
Use birthdays, anniversaries and visit milestones to create real reasons to reach out. Most restaurants already own the tech to do this — they're just not using it.
Use birthdays, anniversaries and visit milestones to create real reasons to reach out. Most restaurants already own the tech to do this — they're just not using it.
Module 05

Make people feel important.
Walk every touchpoint, reservation, greeting, table, server, check, goodbye... Add one 30-second touch at the table that guests remember and mention in reviews.
Walk every touchpoint — reservation, greeting, table, server, check, goodbye — and ask how it could feel more thoughtful. Not more expensive.
Walk every touchpoint — reservation, greeting, table, server, check, goodbye — and ask how it could feel more thoughtful. Not more expensive.
Module 06

Your reviews sell your restaurant before you ever get the chance.
Build a real review system: when to ask, who to ask, and how to catch the exact moment a happy guest is most likely to say yes.
Build a real review system: when to ask, who to ask, and how to catch the exact moment a happy guest is most likely to say yes.
Build a real review system: when to ask, who to ask, and how to catch the exact moment a happy guest is most likely to say yes.
Module 07

Stop hoping for referrals.
Identify your biggest fans, thank and recognize them, and give word of mouth a system instead of leaving it to chance.
Identify your biggest fans, thank and recognize them, and give word of mouth a system instead of leaving it to chance.
Identify your biggest fans, thank and recognize them, and give word of mouth a system instead of leaving it to chance.
Module 08

Your old customers are gold.
Reactivate diners who quietly drifted away. They already know your food, your staff and your room — that's a far easier sell than a total stranger.
Reactivate diners who quietly drifted away. They already know your food, your staff and your room — that's a far easier sell than a total stranger.
Reactivate diners who quietly drifted away. They already know your food, your staff and your room — that's a far easier sell than a total stranger.
Module 09

Connection should show up on your bottom line.
Train servers to recommend, not push ("that pairs beautifully with our house Malbec"), then add fixed price bundles and a premium tier. More check, same guests.
Look at pricing, menu profitability, bundles and natural upsells. You just built a more valuable restaurant — price it like one.
Look at pricing, menu profitability, bundles and natural upsells. You just built a more valuable restaurant — price it like one.
Module 10

Never stop showing up.
Build a 12-week communication plan of stories, useful content and the occasional offer — so the relationship keeps going long after the system launches.
Build a 12-week communication plan of stories, useful content and the occasional offer — so the relationship keeps going long after the system launches.
Build a 12-week communication plan of stories, useful content and the occasional offer — so the relationship keeps going long after the system launches.
Someone discovers your restaurant. You Capture them, follow up, and build the relationship. Then watch what one dinner turns into:
One dinner
Another reservation
A birthday party
A 5-star review
A referred friend
A regular Friday guest
"You've got to try this place."
That's the multiplier.
I'm not going to promise a suspiciously specific dollar figure. Anyone who claims to know your exact numbers without seeing your books is selling psychic readings instead of marketing systems.
Do the math with your numbers:
First-time guests per week × 52 × 69% who never return × your average check × 2 return visits a year.
Example: 25 × 52 = 1,300 guests × 69% = about 900 who never return × $40 × 2 visits = roughly $72,000 a year walking out the door. Win back just 10% and that's about $7,200.
- 1,200 New Customer Contacts: How much is it worth to add 1,200 active customer contacts to your database in 6 months - and over 3,000 by month 14 - like our Asian fusion* client did? - *Ron Yee Chopstixx Restaurant Gilbert/Chandler AZ
30% Increase in Average Ticket Size: Arizona Comedy Club (Phoenix) used the server upselling framework from Module 9 to raise its average check by 30%.
Automated Word-of-Mouth: What are ten more 5-star Google reviews worth when local diners are searching for a place to eat tonight?
The Connection Multiplier™ isn't about pretending to care so you can squeeze more money out of people. Customers can smell that a mile away.
The philosophy underneath it is simpler: people matter. Your customers aren't "traffic" or "covers" or entries in a CRM. They're people with families, bad days and birthdays — and when they choose your restaurant, they're giving you two things they can never get back: their money and their time. That's worth honoring.
And here's what makes that good business, not just a nice sentiment: when people genuinely feel like they matter to you, they tend to return, recommend, forgive the occasional mistake, and bring their friends. That's not a gimmick. That's good business.
Want more repeat business without relying entirely on discounts
Know they're not following up with customers consistently
Depend on word of mouth but don't have a real referral system
Need more Google reviews and stronger social proof
Have a customer database they're barely using — or none at all
Want past diners and dormant customers back in their seats
Want to increase customer value without hurting the experience
Believe their restaurant should feel like more than a transaction
Doesn't matter if you run a white-tablecloth dining room, a neighborhood bar and grill, a café, a pizza shop or a fast-casual concept. If repeat customers matter to your business, connection matters to your business.

For more than 30 years, I've worked as a marketing strategist, and business builder on campaigns responsible for hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.
I created 4.2 million in marketing revenue in 12 months for the late, great Tom Feltenstein - arguably the most successful guru to the foodservice and hospitality industries whose clients included international giants like Coca-Cola and Hyatt, as well as North American brand names like Morton's Steak House and Famous Dave's and hundreds more.
Technologies change. Algorithms change. Platforms change. Human beings don't. We want to matter. We want to be remembered. And we return to the places that make us feel good about being there. The Connection Multiplier™ combines those core human principles with practical direct-response systems so you can fill more seats with guests who already know you.
Before you spend another dollar chasing a new diner, take better care of the ones you worked so hard to get. Capture them. Follow up. Make them feel seen. Ask for the review. Build the referral. Wake up the customer who disappeared.
Somewhere tonight, someone is sitting at one of your tables for the first time. The question isn't whether they'll enjoy dinner—it's what system you have in place to make sure it isn't the last time you ever see them.
Start immediately and move at your own pace. But don't binge all ten modules just to say you finished. Watch a module, take the action, then move on. Knowledge without action fill tables — but implement what you are shown and BAM! Filled seats.
Do I need complicated marketing software?
No. Some of this can be automated with tools you already use or add later, but we start with the strategy. I'd rather you run a simple system well than pay for $800-a-month software nobody knows how to use.
Then you're exactly who needs to start with Capture. Your customer list can become one of the most valuable assets your restaurant owns — Module 1 shows you where to begin.
That's who it was built for. You don't need a corporate marketing department. Being independent is an advantage — you can be personal, tell real stories, recognize customers, and move fast in ways giant chains spend millions trying to fake.
Is this all about email marketing?
No. Email is part of it, but this covers the entire relationship: how you capture customers, follow up, treat them, recognize them, earn reviews, generate referrals, bring them back, and stay connected over time.
Great — you've got something to work with. The question is whether you've built systems to create more customers like them, and whether you're maximizing the relationships you've already earned.
Partly. Most POS and email platforms can already send a birthday message or a review request. What they can't tell you is who to capture, what to say, or when to send it. That's what the ten modules cover, using tools you already pay for.
You can, and some agencies do it well. But their work often lives in their system, written by someone who's never met your regulars. Here you keep the list, you keep your voice, and ten minutes a week keeps it running.
THE 30-DAY TRY-IT GUARANTEE
Complete the Module 1 and Module 6 action steps. They take about an hour. If you've done both and still don't see the value, email within 30 days with one line on what you did, and we'll refund every penny.
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