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Registering products in a POS app... it’s not easy, is it? That’s what today’s post is about [#11]
This time it’s about registering products in a POS app (in my shop’s case, Square).
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tokurabo.substack.com
Registering products in a POS app... it’s not easy, is it? That’s what today’s post is about [#11]
This time it’s about registering products in a POS app (in my shop’s case, Square).
tokurabo.substack.com
Just keeping a record of orders means thinking about all this too...? That’s what today’s post is about [#12]
This time, I want to write about keeping the order information a shop receives, and the handling of personal data, which has become ridiculously strict in recent years.
tokurabo.substack.com
It might end up in spam... but oh well, I’ll leave it as it is [#10]
This time I want to write about how I set up the emails that go out when an order comes in.
tokurabo.substack.com
Isn’t it a pain when an order comes in for a product that isn’t being served? [#9]
Last time, I wrote about why I deliberately left online payment out of Takeout Orders, the WordPress plugin I made for taking orders.
tokurabo.substack.com
Does your shop really need online payment? [#8]
Last time, I wrote about finishing my first WordPress plugin, Takeout Menu for Square, and releasing it on WordPress.org.
tokurabo.substack.com
I made three layouts for the product cards [#6]
Last time, I wrote about how product prices and tax rates are shown.
tokurabo.substack.com
WordPress.org told me they didn’t like my plugin’s name [#7]
Last time, I wrote about the design and layout of the product cards, which show information pulled from Square, my POS app.
grocerants.blogspot.com
THE GAME IS ON, AND SO IS THE FOOD BUSINESS: Why Winning Game-Day Marketing Is About More Than Wings, Pizza and Nachos
Sports viewing has become much more than an opportunity to watch a game. It is a food occasion, a social gathering, a retail opportunity a...
grocerants.blogspot.com
DIG INN: The Restaurant Brand That Understands the Power of Real Food — and Has Room to Think Bigger
The next competitive advantage in foodservice may not come from another new restaurant, another limited-time offer, or another celebrity c...
grocerants.blogspot.com
THE GAME IS ON, AND SO IS THE FOOD BUSINESS: Why Winning Game-Day Marketing Is About More Than Wings, Pizza and Nachos
Sports viewing has become much more than an opportunity to watch a game. It is a food occasion, a social gathering, a retail opportunity a...
tokurabo.substack.com
Just keeping a record of orders means thinking about all this too...? That’s what today’s post is about [#12]
This time, I want to write about keeping the order information a shop receives, and the handling of personal data, which has become ridiculously strict in recent years.
tokurabo.substack.com
Registering products in a POS app... it’s not easy, is it? That’s what today’s post is about [#11]
This time it’s about registering products in a POS app (in my shop’s case, Square).
tokurabo.substack.com
It might end up in spam... but oh well, I’ll leave it as it is [#10]
This time I want to write about how I set up the emails that go out when an order comes in.
tokurabo.substack.com
Isn’t it a pain when an order comes in for a product that isn’t being served? [#9]
Last time, I wrote about why I deliberately left online payment out of Takeout Orders, the WordPress plugin I made for taking orders.
tokurabo.substack.com
Does your shop really need online payment? [#8]
Last time, I wrote about finishing my first WordPress plugin, Takeout Menu for Square, and releasing it on WordPress.org.
tokurabo.substack.com
WordPress.org told me they didn’t like my plugin’s name [#7]
Last time, I wrote about the design and layout of the product cards, which show information pulled from Square, my POS app.
tokurabo.substack.com
I made three layouts for the product cards [#6]
Last time, I wrote about how product prices and tax rates are shown.
grocerants.blogspot.com
DIG INN: The Restaurant Brand That Understands the Power of Real Food — and Has Room to Think Bigger
The next competitive advantage in foodservice may not come from another new restaurant, another limited-time offer, or another celebrity c...
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