How should we handle our tips? We love getting out in the community and spreading some love to the hard working service industry employees. We are curious on your opinion, should we lean toward one massive tip to a deserving service industry worker each month, ($1000+) or spread it around hand tip many tips ($100-250)? Let us know your thoughts below.

Focus on delivering great service and building connections; let go of what’s out of your hands

What is your best tip for asking a valuable guest to come back and sit with you specifically? How do you lock in the relationship?

At Sit With Me, our mission is simple: to empower servers and bartenders to make more money by building lasting connections with their most valuable guests. We understand that in the service industry, regulars can make all the difference. That’s why we created *Sit With Me*—an app designed to help you connect with your top customers, boost your tips, and turn one-time guests into loyal regulars. Here’s how it works: 1. Connect Securely: With Sit With Me, you can safely connect with your most valuable guests, letting them know when you’re working—all without sharing your phone number or personal social media. Our platform respects your privacy while keeping your guests in the loop. 2. Know Your Regulars: Sit With Me lets you keep track of each guest’s preferences, from favorite drinks to special dates. Knowing these details makes your guests feel valued, leading to greater loyalty and higher tips. 3. Stay in Touch: Keep your best guests coming back with easy follow-ups or special invites. Sit With Me makes it simple to connect with your regulars between shifts, so you’re always on their radar. 4. Earn More, Stress Less: Designed to give you an edge, Sit With Me helps you maximize your income by turning every guest interaction into a valuable opportunity. If you’re ready to turn regulars into superfans and increase your tips, you’re in the right place. Welcome to Sit With Me, where your hard work pays off in every interaction. 💸 Hit me up directly if you have any questions! Jim