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Make Lines Part of Your Taproom Experience

Raise your hand if you like to wait in line. Exactly. No matter where we are, we like to receive our services, our products, and especially our beer as quickly as possible. Despite everyone’s general opposition to waiting, sometimes it’s unavoidable. So instead of simply chalking up a guest’s wait as part of the process to get a drink, ask yourself, how can you make your line a positive part of the experience?

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Which Taproom Bucket Do You Fall Into?

Learn the four types of taproom operators, the three simple metrics that show how your taproom is really performing, and how data can make your life easier and help you grow revenue. No matter your bucket, Secret Hopper gives you clear, actionable insights to improve guest experience and strengthen your business.

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Are You Selling to Kids?

Taprooms are more family-friendly than ever, with kids taking up more seats alongside $8 pints. If you’re not offering juice boxes, snacks, or kid-friendly merch, you’re leaving money on the table. Here’s how upselling to kids (without ever selling them alcohol) can boost per-seat value, keep parents happy, and help you sell that second beer.

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The Cost of Doing Nothing in Your Taproom

Is your taproom missing out on opportunities by doing nothing? From unmentioned to go options to unpromoted events, small moments of inaction can quietly cost you thousands in lost revenue and repeat visits. This blog explores the real cost of doing nothing in your taproom—and how simple, intentional changes can drive engagement, sales, and guest loyalty.

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