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5 Things We Absolutely Don't Do as a Restaurant Marketing Agency

  • Writer: Steven Draeger
    Steven Draeger
  • Aug 22, 2024
  • 3 min read

When it comes to marketing your upscale restaurant, you deserve a partner who understands your brand, your goals, and the unique challenges of the food industry. At Good Eatz Marketing, we pride ourselves on doing things differently.


Here are five things we don’t do—and one big thing we do—to help your restaurant succeed.


1. We Don’t Chase Viral Trends

Let’s face it—viral trends might be fun, but they’re often impractical, especially for upscale restaurants. These trends don’t usually translate into local business; instead, they gain attention on a national or global scale. The result? A lot of likes and shares from people who will never walk through your doors.


At Good Eatz Marketing, we focus on strategies that are tailored to your local market and resonate with your ideal customers. We create content that builds lasting connections, not fleeting fame.


2. We Don’t Ghost You After You’ve Signed

You’ve likely heard horror stories of marketing agencies that disappear after the contract is signed, leaving you wondering what’s next. That’s not how we operate. At Good Eatz Marketing, we believe in building strong, ongoing relationships with our clients.


Before we even schedule our first shoot, we set up a strategy meeting to ensure we’re aligned with your goals. And we keep in touch regularly, providing updates, insights, and ideas to keep your marketing efforts on track.


3. We Don’t Post Mindlessly

Every post we create has a purpose. We don’t believe in posting just for the sake of it. Each piece of content is designed to align with your business goals—whether it’s increasing reservations, boosting brand awareness, or promoting a special event.


Our approach ensures that every post contributes to your overall strategy, driving meaningful engagement and measurable results.


4. We Don’t Use Generic Strategies

Your restaurant is unique, and your marketing strategy should be too. We don’t rely on cookie-cutter approaches or generic templates. Instead, we take the time to understand your brand, your audience, and your business goals, creating customized strategies that reflect your restaurant’s identity.


This tailored approach ensures that your marketing efforts stand out in a crowded market and resonate with the customers you want to attract.


5. We Don’t Ignore the Details

In the world of upscale dining, details matter. Whether it’s the ambiance of your restaurant or the presentation of your dishes, every little thing contributes to the overall experience. We carry this same attention to detail into your marketing strategy.


We don’t overlook the small stuff—from ensuring your brand voice is consistent to fine-tuning the timing of your posts. It’s these details that make all the difference in creating a cohesive and compelling brand presence.


What We DO Focus On:

Big Wins and Desired Outcomes.


At Good Eatz Marketing, our ultimate goal is to deliver big wins for your restaurant. We’re focused on achieving the outcomes that matter most to you—whether that’s increasing your reservations, attracting high-end clientele, or building a loyal customer base.


We work closely with you to define clear goals and then develop strategies that are laser-focused on achieving them. Our success is measured by your success, and we’re committed to helping your restaurant thrive.


Take it To Go

In a crowded market, you need a marketing partner who does more than just follow the latest trends or churn out generic content. At Good Eatz Marketing, we take a thoughtful, strategic approach to help your restaurant stand out and succeed. We don’t just deliver likes—we deliver results.


If you’re ready to focus on what really matters for your restaurant’s growth, let’s connect. We’re here to help you achieve the big wins that will take your business to the next level. Send us a message on our website or DM us on Instagram at @GoodEatzMarketing

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