Studio 30 MarketingContent + Social
Industry · Restaurants

Full tables through content, not coupons.

For rooms that deserve an
editorial feed

Hospitality has always been about the room. The feed is the other room. We build the second room with the same care the chef builds the first.

The argument

Why content works.

Three reasons

Content drives weekday covers.

Friday and Saturday sort themselves. Tuesday through Thursday is where content earns its place. A well-built Tuesday cover-story programme moves the quiet weeknights.

Editorial trust survives a bad review.

A restaurant with a strong editorial feed absorbs a bad review better than one without. The feed has already told the story; one voice cannot overwrite a year of craft.

The chef becomes the story.

People do not book restaurants. They book chefs. The feed that foregrounds the chef - hands, voice, philosophy - compounds in a way menu-board feeds never do.

Content patterns

Six formats.

Tested, packaged
F.01

Chef's-eye reels

POV footage from the pass. Plating, heat, rhythm. The camera is the chef.

F.02

Pass storytelling

Anonymous but alive. The pressure of a busy service without showing any guest.

F.03

Seasonal menu drops

Menu launches treated as editorial features, not announcements. Built reveal-first.

F.04

Tuesday-night cover stories

One narrative a week, dropping on Tuesday morning. The midweek-covers engine.

F.05

Staff profiles

One team member a month. Tenure, a story, a dish they ask for when they eat here.

F.06

Neighbourhood films

The block the restaurant sits on. Runs once. Moves first-time covers for a month after.

Case · Spotlight

In practice.

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