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Social Media Management for Restaurants
Social media for restaurants that brings people through the door
Food is made for video, but nobody in the middle of a rush has a free hand to film it well. We plan it, film it and post it, and every post asks people to come in or order.
Quoted to scope. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
Social videos we have made
All our work →Hover or tap a video for sound.
Free slider or shake
Fryer to tray
Grand opening giveaway
Pavers vs concrete
Double the quote
This isn't stone
Recovery isn't optional
This doesn't look like much yet
No shared space
Right now it's concrete
Social Media Management
What we would make for restaurants
The plate, made
One dish from the pan to the pass, cut short enough that people watch to the end and get hungry.
Meet the kitchen
The cooks and the owner on the dishes they are proud of, so people know who is feeding them.
This week here
The special, the new item or the event, posted while it is still on, with one ask: come in or order.
Where your business is
Is this the right step for you?
Just starting out
Fits bestThis is where it fits best. A new restaurant needs to be seen more than anything, and steady posts of real food give people a reason to try a place they have never been.
Busy, but stuck on word of mouth
When regulars send their friends, those friends look you up first. Make sure they find the food you serve now, not a page that stopped posting last year.
Growing a team
With more shifts, more dishes or a new location, there is more to show. Posting it steadily keeps tables full and shows people looking for work a place that is busy.
The work
What you get
- A content plan built around what you sell and who buys it.
- Filming and editing done by our own crew.
- Posting and upkeep on your accounts, so they stay active.
- Every video made to ask for something: a call, a booking, a visit.
The price
Quoted to scope. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
Questions
What restaurants ask us
Will filming get in the way of service?
No. We plan filming around your slower hours, and we only film guests who say yes to being on camera.
Do I have to be on camera?
No. The food can carry it. If you are comfortable on camera, a few words from the owner or the chef build trust fast.
What does it cost?
Media production is quoted to scope: what we film, how many days, and what you get at the end. Scope and price are agreed before you commit to anything.
Who does the filming?
Our own crew. We plan it with you, film it and edit it in house, and guide you through each step.
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Plan my social media
Content made to bring in customers, planned, filmed and posted for you.
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