GuestMetrics Announces Client Acquisitions in Texas

Over the last 6 months, GuestMetrics has received GuestSnapshot enrollments for companies such as Mexican Restaurants Inc, Cyclone Anaya's, Fish City Grill, Gringo's Mexican Kitchen, Vineyard on the Square, Double Tree Hotel, Campbell Centre, Uncle Julio's, Blue Canyon, Eddie V's, Jake's Joint, Kenichi, The Dolce Group, Tru Fire Kitchen & Bar, Texas deBrazil, Tastings, LimeLight, Ruth's Chris Franchisee, Waxy O'Connor's, Consolidated Restaurants Inc. (III Fork's, Cool River, El Chico, Meatballs, Good Eats Grill, Silver Fox Steakhouse, Cantina Laredo). These represent independent and regional chains and include fine dining and casual concepts.

"Our sales channels have been successful in delivering key accounts throughout Texas, primarily expanding our footprint in the Dallas, Houston, San Antonio and Austin markets. With the addition of over 100 accounts in Texas, we now have the ability to sell aggregate consumer purchase data for the most sought after market in the beverage alcohol industry," stated Brian Barrett, President and CEO of GuestMetrics, Inc.

About GuestMetrics, Inc.:

GuestMetrics is the leading provider of Customer Insight Solutions for the hospitality industry and its suppliers/distributors. The GuestMetrics software is fully integrated with the leading point-of-sale (POS) systems and allows hospitality providers at every level of the market to improve business operations. For the first time in the marketplace, GuestMetrics, through its data mining process, provides beverage alcohol and food suppliers with actionable insight into consumer behavior at the guest check-level. From world-class beverage alcohol suppliers to fine dining establishments and regional/national restaurant chains, clients depend on GuestMetrics tools to build stronger brands and drive revenue growth.

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