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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2025 · 50 MIN

Why $500 Dinners Get Zero Thanks – Brady Lowe on Hospitality

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Work With Us (Closing Soon) - https://accelerator.tastenetwork.com/Connect w/ Brady on IG - https://www.instagram.com/direct/t/103536321040823/Connect w/ Gabriel on IG - https://www.instagram.com/direct/t/107791613950157/You spend $500 on an anniversary dinner. You post about it. You tag them. They ghost you. Sound familiar?In this episode, Brady Lowe (20-year hospitality vet and founder of Taste Network) breaks down why most breweries, wineries, and restaurants are bleeding connection without realizing it. Brady and Gabriel dig into the simple system that made Nordstrom unstoppable, why In-N-Out still wins, and how one DM could triple your loyalty. Plus, Brady shares the 10-brand test that exposes which companies actually see you (spoiler: the expensive ones failed).If your tables are empty and your team is checked out, this conversation will show you exactly where the problem starts. It's not your menu. It's not your vibe. It's how you're showing up before guests ever walk through the door.

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