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The catering follow-up gap losing you repeat clients
The delivery went well. The client was happy. The trays came back empty and the meeting ran on time. And then nothing. No follow-up. No question about how it landed. No next order on the calendar. The client meant to book again, got busy, and the moment passed. That...
The real cost of gig and marketplace drivers for catering
Gig drivers for catering orders are the hidden risk most restaurants discover only after an account goes quiet. A restaurant recently switched to us after paying a premium, for months, specifically so it would not get gig drivers on its catering orders. It got them...
Turning one-off catering orders into annual contracts
Most one-off catering orders are treated as a sale. The order comes in, the food goes out, the transaction closes. Then the restaurant waits for the next one to appear on its own. The accounts that matter do not work that way. A single corporate order is not a...
More than a decade of catering delivery: what the work taught us
Weknock turned its first catering delivery in 2014. Twelve years later, the count stands at over 3.5 million deliveries, at a 98% on-time rate, for more than 180 restaurants across Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Tampa, and growing. That is what a B2B catering...
Catering delivery mistakes that cost your best accounts
The three catering delivery mistakes that cost Florida restaurants their best accounts are late arrival, wrong orders, and poor handoffs. Each one ends accounts that took months to build and represent tens of thousands of dollars a year. TL;DR: The three most...
From Appreciation Season to Summer: How Florida Caterers Shift Gears in June 2026
The operators and Florida caterers who adjust their catering setup before June kicks in protect their summer revenue. The ones who wait get caught with the wrong menu, the wrong driver schedule, and a corporate client who already called someone else. May and June look...
Graduation Catering 2026: The 6-Week Surge Most Florida Operators Miss
Graduation Catering 2026: The 6-Week Surge Most Florida Operators Miss The graduation surge is the most compressed high-value catering window of the year. Six weeks. Larger orders than normal. Clients who will not forgive a late delivery in front of 80 guests. TL;DR:...
What to Automate in Your Catering Business (And What to Never Touch)
What to Automate in Your Catering Business (And What to Never Touch) Catering automation can save your catering operation hours of administrative work every week. Or it can destroy the client relationships you've worked years to build. The difference comes down to...