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Unlocking First-Party Delivery with Uber Direct: A Deep Dive with Brandi Villareal
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In this episode of the Restaurant Technology Guys podcast, host Jeremy Julian is joined by Brandi Villareal, head of Uber Direct's online food delivery for the U.S. and Canada. They explore the advantages of Uber Direct's first-party delivery solution, which allows restaurant brands to maintain control over customer data and enhance customer loyalty, unlike third-party marketplaces. Brandi shares her extensive background in the food and beverage industry, including technology and operations, and provides insights on how Uber Direct can help restaurants of all sizes easily integrate delivery services through APIs, partnerships with point of sale systems, and other technology providers. The discussion also touches on the benefits of hybrid delivery models and the growing importance of digital sales for restaurant success. Featured case studies, such as the Salad House, demonstrate significant growth and enhanced customer experiences through Uber Direct.
00:00 Audio Uber Direct
01:06 Introduction and Guest Welcome
01:27 Brandi Villareal's Background
02:18 Overview of Uber Direct
04:25 Benefits of Uber Direct for Restaurants
10:40 Success Stories and Case Studies
21:12 Hybrid Delivery Models
27:24 Getting Started with Uber Direct
29:46 Future of Uber Direct and Conclusion
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