The panel at the Nightclub & Bar Show will provide information and examples of how to increase beverage sales through training, innovative promotions and incentive programs.More>>

The Roosevelt has stepped up its social media presence through Facebook, Twitter and the hotel’s blog, and opened the lines of communication between the hotel/lounge and its patrons.More>>

We asked experts to peer into their crystal balls and predict trends for 2010. Nightclub Confidential’s Bryan Bass gave his top picks for 2010, from musical formats to social media marketing.More>>

What trends will pick up in 2010, and what’s just a passing phase? Nightclub & Bar asked experts from the on-premise industry to go out on a limb and predict the future.More>>

With over 30 years of National Accounts sales experience, Carlo Barone announces the opening of OneBar, which provides maximum exposure in leading American markets for brands.More>>

The world of tweeting, texting and friending might seem overwhelming, but social media can be a great marketing resource for bars and nightclubs.More>>

Looking to 2010, when the economy is expected to slowly recover, any venue operator who is not promoting their drinks and their scene can expect sales to continue to drop.More>>

SocialGrub solution enables restaurants and retailers to create, manage and distribute coupons and marketing promotions through Facebook and Twitter.More>>

Original Restaurants serves several groups of locally owned restaurants in multiple metro areas that encourage people to dine at independent restaurants as opposed to large chains.More>>

New York City's Southern Hospitality benefits from a successful Twitter campaign, offering guests fun factoids or the opportunity for free or discounted drinks for repeating a Tweet.More>>