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Zach Links

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As seen in: MSN, MLB Trade Rumors, Toast Tab On the Line, Grocery Dive, Pro Football Rumors, Hoops Rumors, C-Store Dive
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How c-stores can stand out and drive loyalty

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By Zach Links
| C-Store Dive
Convenience operators feel the pressure. 59% say it's tough to stand out from rivals, according to Toast's 2026 Voice of the Retail Industry Survey. Fuel can get a customer off the highway, but what happens once they're inside is what decides whether they come back. Here’s some ways your c-store can differentiate itself from the rest. Fuel margins are thin and largely out of an operator's control, and shelf goods are easy for the next store to copy.
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AI use in UK Restaurants: Data and Insights

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By Zach Links
| Toast Tab On the Line
What do UK restaurant managers and diners really think about AI in UK restaurants? From enthusiasm to adoption and usage, read this report to explore more. Author|21 September 2026 New data from two blind surveys run by Toast, one of 400 UK restaurant managers general AI adoption and one of 500 UK diners on AI and the restaurant experience, reveals a gap between AI enthusiasm and AI adoption, and what it will take to close it.
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The tech-driven gourmet grocer: scaling summer efficiency

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By Zach Links
| Grocery Dive Verified
It’s a Saturday afternoon in July and the line at your specialty market stretches past the cheese case. The coolers are stocked with rosé and craft seltzer, the bakery case is down to crumbs and the register is the only thing standing between a great sales day and a queue of customers who decide their basket is full enough. Summer is typically the peak season for gourmet grocers, fine food shops and specialty markets. It’s also when the strain on operations can runs highest.
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