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Poor Wi-Fi Connection Could Cost Your Pub Financially

Poor Wi-Fi connectivity can be really harmful to your pub. More and more people in London and around the country are working from home, which means they go to cafés, workspaces, and even pubs for a change of scenery. From enhancing customer experience to managing operations efficiently, Wi-Fi plays a critical role.

Here’s how poor connectivity can cost your pub financially and how you can avoid this.

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The Cost of Poor Wi-Fi Connection

  1. Loss of business


    In a world where free Wi-Fi is often seen as standard, customers expect a reliable connection when they visit your pub. If the Wi-Fi is slow or unreliable, it can be frustrating, making them leave in search of better connectivity elsewhere.


    Negative experiences with Wi-Fi can also lead to poor reviews on platforms like Google and TripAdvisor.

  2. Operational Issues


    Many pubs rely on digital point-of-sale (POS) systems for processing transactions, managing inventory, and handling reservations. A bad Wi-Fi connection can disrupt these systems, leading to slower service, mistakes in orders, and even lost sales.

  3. Lost Revenue Opportunities


    With the rise of online ordering and reservations, having a reliable Wi-Fi connection is crucial. Poor connectivity can disrupt online booking systems, leading to missed reservations and lost revenue. When it comes to promotion, many pubs use social media and digital marketing strategies to attract customers. Slow or unreliable Wi-Fi can hinder your ability to update social media profiles, respond to customer inquiries, and run digital promotions effectively.

  4. Security Risks


    Unsecured Wi-Fi networks are vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Poorly protected Wi-Fi can expose your pub to data breaches, putting customer information at risk and potentially leading to financial and legal consequences. A bad connection may also mean inadequate security protocols, increasing the risk of malware infections and other cyber threats that can disrupt operations and compromise sensitive information.

How Qiverse Tech Will Improve Your Pub’s Wi-Fi Connection

  1. Upgrading Your Equipment


    Upgrading to modern Routers that will offer better speed and range. Plus, the installation of new POS systems if needed.


  2. Regular Maintenance


    Regularly check and maintain your Wi-Fi equipment to ensure it is functioning correctly. Address any issues promptly to prevent disruptions.


  3. Secure Your Network


    Ensure your network is encrypted using high levels of security.


  4. Monitor Performance


    Monitor your network’s performance and manage bandwidth usage to ensure fair distribution among all users.

 
 
 

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