Restaurant Social Media Management, Marketing & Customer Service
Our Food & Beverage Niche Specialities
We have dedicated in-house leading industry specialists in the food & beverage social media management niche
Casual Dining
Fast food restaurants
Local takeaway restaurants
Cafe’s & sandwich restaurants
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Full Service Restaurant
Fine-dining restaurants
Gourmet restaurants
Cuisine specific restaurants
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Restaurant Groups
Restaurant franchises
Cuisine chains
Multi-location restaurants
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Bars & Pubs
Cocktail Bars
Wine Bars
Traditional Pubs
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Trust Your Brand With The Social Media Industry Experts
Why Social Management For The Restaurant industry?
We provide superior social media & brand services for the food & beverage industry.
Over 80% of restaurants use social media for marketing
At SocialWarehouse, we do a great deal more than just simply post content on your Social Media channels day after day. Working with a wide variety of clients from a Food and Beverage background has proven having a profile and posting the occasional picture or video is rarely enough to grow a meaningful social media presence.
We use a combination of KPI’s such as research, hashtags, trends and a number of premium 3rd party tools to seek out opportunities to expand your brand presence proactively and in real time.
We understand that each industry niche presents a unique set of challenges whether they are newly launching, re-branding or trying to expand their current brand. After a number of years and hundreds of clients our highly skilled team of experts know that a “one-size fits all” approach simply does not work when it comes to social media.
This is how SocialWarehouse was born to provide bespoke strategic social media management.
A 2016 survey of adults 21+ based in the UK revealed that 62% had used social media for customer service queries, 81% felt the customer service received was lacklustre and 96% stated this experience affected their future dining choices.
A 2016 survey of adults 21+ based in the UK revealed that 62% had used social media for customer service queries, 81% felt the customer service received was lacklustre and 96% stated this experience affected their future dining choices.
We understand that each industry niche presents a unique set of challenges whether they are newly launching, re-branding or trying to expand their current brand. After a number of years and hundreds of clients our highly skilled team of experts know that a “one-size fits all” approach simply does not work when it comes to social media.
This is how SocialWarehouse was born to provide bespoke strategic social media management.
72% of users surveyed by Twitter reported that they had taken action after seeing a brand mentioned in Tweets
We work with a wide variety of clients from fast and casual dining to fine dining and internationally dominant restaurant groups . Our dedicated team are committed to constantly expanding their valuable knowledge and keeping themselves up to date with new and current Social Media trends, practices and results proven techniques.
As a restaurateur, Social Media is your connection to the consumer and your target demographic. A recent survey showed that 75% of people purchased a product/service because they saw it on Social Media.
When it comes to Social Media for Food & Beverage industries, an integral part of our strategy is to identify your target demographic as well as form meaningful relationships with foodies and food bloggers who in-turn have the potential to make a huge influence on your restaurant’s brand image and sales.
71% of the 2500 top restaurants in Europe state that repeat business is key to success in the dining niche. They all agree it is critical to engage directly with loyal customers
71% of the 2500 top restaurants in Europe state that repeat business is key to success in the dining niche. They all agree it is critical to engage directly with loyal customers
As a restaurateur, Social Media is your connection to the consumer and your target demographic. A recent survey showed that 75% of people purchased a product/service because they saw it on Social Media.
When it comes to Social Media for Food & Beverage industries, an integral part of our strategy is to identify your target demographic as well as form meaningful relationships with foodies and food bloggers who in-turn have the potential to make a huge influence on your restaurant’s brand image and sales.
61% of adults in the UK currently tweet or post food related content from restaurants they visit
Social Media is essential for the Food & Beverage industry and at SocialWarehouse we execute several concepts to ensure you and your customer get the best out of your Social Media presence.
Trust your social media presence with the true professionals of the restaurant and bar social media niche
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