Nobody has time at service
The best moment for a photo is also the busiest hour of the day. So the post never happens, and weeks go by with an empty feed.
Social media consultant
I co-founded and managed a café and restaurant. I know what your Tuesday looks like.
Talk about your restaurantI co-founded and managed a café and restaurant, so I know the photos do not get taken, because at seven in the evening nobody is thinking about Instagram. That is exactly the part I take off your hands.
Content planned in advance, published at the right times, with messages and comments answered. Without taking your attention off the floor.
The best moment for a photo is also the busiest hour of the day. So the post never happens, and weeks go by with an empty feed.
A restaurant account that appears twice in a good week and disappears in a bad one teaches people to stop looking.
Bookings, allergy questions and opening hours arrive by direct message. An unanswered message is a table you did not fill.
Three to four times a week is enough for most kitchens, if the content is real. A daily post that nobody saves does less than two good ones.
Yes, for places in Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia. One shoot usually covers several weeks of content, so service is not interrupted.
Yes, replying to comments, direct messages and reservation questions is part of the management plan, in Portuguese and English.
We talk for twenty minutes about the restaurant, the quiet nights and what you want to fill. I come back with a plan and a price. No long contract to begin.
A few lines are enough. No sales sequence, no account manager. I read every message myself and answer within a working day.