Dig In | PepsiCo Partners

OUR MISSION TO SUPPORT BLACK-OWNED RESTAURANTS NEEDS ONE MORE INGREDIENT: YOU

But first, we need to find you.

PepsiCo committed $50 million over five years to help set Black restauranteurs up for success. That’s why we created Pepsi Dig In to support Black-owned restaurants and the people behind them. We’ll advise on how to access capital, how to set up a successful delivery operation, how to use marketing tools to make their presence known, and more.

Learn more about our resources for restauranteurs at www.pepsidigin.com

IMPROVE YOUR ONLINE PRESENCE

We’ve teamed up with EatOkra—a local guide to help consumers discover Black-Owned Restaurants. Get your business listed on the directory here

Restaurants that convert to Pepsi and are listed on EatOkra are eligible for exclusive offers

Black Restaurants Deliver

Our Black Restaurants Deliver program is designed to help you build your online ordering capabilities and search presence. Apply here for the chance to receive a personalized 8-week consultation from digital professionals or our 101 Playbook on increasing traffic and delivery sales

We’ve teamed up with EatOkra—a local guide to help consumers discover Black-Owned Restaurants. Get your business listed on the directory here

Restaurants that convert to Pepsi and are listed on EatOkra are eligible for exclusive offers

Black Restaurants Deliver

TAKE YOUR DIGITAL GAME TO THE NEXT LEVEL

Black Restaurants Deliver is designed to help you build your online ordering capabilities and search presence. You can apply here for the chance to receive an 8-week consultation from a team of digital professionals.

When you register, you’ll automatically gain access to a playbook with simple steps you can take today to help increase your traffic and delivery sales.

TRAINING, MENTORSHIP, & ACCESS TO GRANTS

In partnership with the National Urban League, the PepsiCo Foundation created the Black Restaurant Accelerator. Over the next five years, the PepsiCo Foundation will contribute $10 million to the development and growth of 500 Black-owned restaurants.

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