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Generation Z consumers—those born in 1996 or after—spend more money on dining out than anything else, even clothes or music. So how do you get that heady smell of teen spirit wafting through your own pizzeria? We talked to the experts to find out! It starts with online ordering, but if you really want to get creative, how about building a team of teenage ambassadors for your brand?

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Special to PMQ Readers: Help Us Test-Drive PizzaTV.com!

PMQ's mission has always been to help our readers sell more pizza. Now, with the development of PizzaTV.com, we want to help consumers know where to buy the best pizza in town—that's right, from YOU! We've been working hard to perfect the site, but we need your help:

Step 1: Test-drive the site, PizzaTV.com, clicking on as many links as possible.

Step 2: If you find a navigational problem, broken link or any working issue within the site, please email the following information to info@pizzatv.com:

Are you accessing the site from a desktop (Mac or PC), tablet (what brand?), or smartphone (Android or Apple)?
What browser did you use (i.e., Safari, Chrome, etc.)?
Copy and paste the exact URL of the page in question, or send a screen shot
Describe the issue in detail
Include any other questions about the site you might have

Thanks for helping the PizzaTV team create a better site to serve the entire pizza restaurant industry!

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Laredo Pizza Factory Bakes Up Total Eclipse Pie

When Janet Zapata first hit upon the idea for a Total Eclipse Pizza made with black dough, she worried customers might think it was “gross.” But she took the chance, and the social media payoff was huge.