There’s never been a better time to kick-start your pizza program. Whether you’re creating one from scratch or aiming to improve your c-store’s pizza offerings, the process has become easier—and more profitable—than ever.
Why Pizza is Profitable for C-Stores
Any time you can get customers into your c-store, the longer they linger, the larger your profits will be. A pizza program is a great way to capitalize on recent consumer trends:
- 47% of consumers eat pizza weekly1
- 64% of c-stores offer pizza1
- ~15% of c-stores’ fuel customers make in-store purchase2
- 59% of customers consider c-stores on par with QSRs3
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Find the Best Pizza Program for your C-Store
Whether big or small, one location or many, your store(s) is able to take on the unique challenges of a pizza program. There are many ways to satisfy your customers’ pizza craving while staying comfortably within your operational budget:
- Tasty options such as selling pizza by the slice, take-and-bake full pies, or offering your own branded frozen pizzas
- Pizza promotions like limited-time offers, discounts from and bundles with other purchases (such as fuel), plus coordinating sales with events and low-traffic times
- Savory sources for ready-made frozen dough balls, par-baked crusts, and pizza sauces
Topping Your Sales—and Your Competition
Implementing a pizza program in your c-stores can seem a bit overwhelming, but the shortest path to incredible profits starts with delicious AK Pizza Crust.
Our new guide, In Crust We Trust: How Pizza Makes More Profits for Your C-Store shows stats on why the time is right for your store to step up your pizza offerings, how to do it, and success stories and strategies from c-stores like yours.
For the latest industry insights and greatest tips for getting a bigger slice of business, download your free guide today.
[1] Technomic, “C-Store Operator Update,” 2022.
[2] National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS)
[3] Bluedot, “The Convenience Experience Report”
