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ASHBURN, VA--(Marketwire - June 18, 2009) - GuestMetrics, Inc. (
Under this agreement, the client will have access to BarMetrics analytical tools to evaluate things such as: how the economy is affecting traffic and sales volume; whether there are shifts in consumer spending; the average dollar amount guests are spending on drinks; preference on how beer is consumed (draft or bottled); and other detailed insights to consumer spending. This information will be used to plan effective consumer promotions, benchmark competitor pricing and distribution, and market new products based on consumer preferences.
"We're very pleased to have signed this contract with this prominent beer importer. This is a very important sale that should have a significant positive impact on our 2009 revenues," stated Brian Barrett, President 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.
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