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Coyle Hospitality Group Reveals Article on Miami Mystery Shopping Services
Coyle Hospitality Group Reveals Article on Miami Mystery Shopping Services
Coyle Hospitality Group enjoys an exceptional reputation as a mystery shopping company that offers exceptional services in Miami, and other world-class cities around America and the globe.
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04/01/2012
Coyle Hospitality Group enjoys an exceptional reputation as a mystery shopping company( http://www.coylehospitality.com/ ) that offers exceptional services in Miami, and other world-class cities around America and the globe. Coyle recently made a post on ArticleBase.com( http://www.articlesbase.com/travel-articles/coyle-hospitality-group-enhancing-miami-dining-5522355.html ) announcing the unique relevance of their services to dining in Miami. Coyle's reputation was not build in a day, and has not be won through shortcuts and turning its back on its clients' long-term success. Coyle stands as impressively as it does today in Miami because of its decades-long diligence, dedication, and mostly importantly, recruitment of a peerless force of mystery shoppers.
Coyle only hires mystery shoppers who possess extensive experience with the local markets in which they will be embedded, particularly in the Miami restaurant scene. Coyle's Miami shoppers have a keen eye and sharp attention to detail. If a fork is misplaced, or a steak is almost imperceptible overcooked, Coyle's skilled evaluators will catch it. Anything, from the idiosyncratic to the minute to the major will be detected and fully recorded. This is not to say that Coyle's shoppers will only point out areas that need improvement; they will also elucidate opportunities for the enhancement and optimization of service.
For instance, Penny a Miami mystery shopper( http://www.coylehospitality.com/miami-mystery-shopping/ ) at Coyle. Penny has been living in Miami for almost half a decade and has been working in the restaurant business for most of her employable years. She has held positions in a range of eating establishments as a cocktail server, waitress, bartender, banquet worker, and manager. This rich variety of experience that Penny possesses allows her to understand when a bartender improperly prepares a cocktail, a chef misrepresents his/her entrees on the menu, or a waiter provides commendable service and should be promoted. Pairing Penny's discerning eye for restaurant operations with her insider view of the Miami culinary milieu, means Coyle can present its clients with intelligence of incomparable utility.
Importantly, Coyle does not have a one-size-fits-all approach to hospitality consulting. Rather, Coyle is aware of the wide range of factors that contribute to the success and failure of a restaurant business. As such, prior to placing a mystery shopper in the field, Coyle educates itself with the design, purpose, offerings, and goals of its clientele. Coyle also provides competitive industry benchmarking, which is to say, it collects data on clients' competitors to see what they are doing wrong, and right, so to position its clients for capitalizing on market-specific growth potential. What's more, Coyle offers seven-day-a-week access to its consulting, so clients are never left to their own devices should they require hospitality acumen late on a Saturday night. This is especially useful to restaurant managers in Miami, given the city's infamous night life.
Contact information:
Coyle Hospitality Group
244 Madison Ave #369
New York, NY 10016
Phone: 800-891-9292
Email: info@coylehospitality.com
Website: http://www.coylehospitality.com
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Importantly, Coyle does not have a one-size-fits-all approach to hospitality consulting. Rather, Coyle is aware of the wide range of factors that contribute to the success and failure of a restaurant business. As such, prior to placing a mystery shopper in the field, Coyle educates itself with the design, purpose, offerings, and goals of its clientele. Coyle also provides competitive industry benchmarking, which is to say, it collects data on clients' competitors to see what they are doing wrong
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