What gives LaRosa's a closer tie to the community in Cincinnati than their competition?
LaRosa's has a deal where if the Reds pitchers combine for eleven or more strikeouts everyone in attendance gets a free small one topping pizza.
As LaRosa’s begins to franchise what seems to be a reoccurring issue amongst the franchise stores?
Food and customer service inconsistency.
What is the popular food that has been enjoyed by college students?
Good pizza.
Why is a "creep not leap" mentality inhibiting the company's growth?
LaRosa’s is too focused on carrying on the Cincinnati based reputation, they need to make more connections outside of Cincinnati.
How does LaRosa's ensure that their brand is still being recognized over the years despite brand changes?
Despite LaRosa's many logo changes, they have done a very good job of not straying too far from their original logo.
Due to Covid 19, what issues did LaRosas face?
A slower supply chain and short staffing.
Who should LaRosa’s have the custom dishes for?
Local schools or universities located in the community of the specific pizzeria.
Is the limited target audience that LaRosa’s markets to driving away business?
Yes, customers are choosing friendlier priced options due to LaRosa’s slim target market.
Social Media has become a large platform for advertizing that companies have learned to utilize in a variety of ways. What are some things that LaRosa's posts to advertise their company?
LaRosa's has amassed a following on social media by posting a variety of content. The majority of this content includes sports collaborations, restaurant renovations, and of course their food.
How do previous LaRosas delivery drivers feel about their position?
They felt unsatisfied with pay, management, and the use of their personal vehicles.
How can LaRosa’s make training employees cost beneficial and more time efficient?
Create a set of online modules/quizzes to eliminate the need to pay employees over the training period.
Should LaRosa's carry on with their expensive dining room renovations when they have a declining dine-in audience?
No, expensive renovations with an declining dine-in audience is a growing threat to LaRosa’s expansion and finances.