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Social Media for Restaurants

February 19, 2016 in Photography

Imagery is everything!

When it comes to restaurants and social media, imagery is everything. A focus on great photography can make or break your social presence regardless of platform.

People want to know what they’re getting themselves into before they walk through the door.

Think about it, if you’re a $200 prix fixe-only establishment, elegant photos of an immaculate dining room help justify the price. Alternatively, if you’re a cash-only dive, a chipped bar, dim lights, and duct-taped stools perfectly highlight the grunge vibe the patrons you want are looking for.

Figure out what makes your venue unique and pay a photographer to capture that.

Don’t skimp here! Half of getting someone in the door for the first time is showing them your personality and the unique atmosphere you have to offer. Nothing does that better than photography. Let’s take a look at a few examples to illustrate.

“Cute, casual brunch spot”

“Cute, casual brunch spot”

“Modern American lunch venue”

“Modern American lunch venue”

“Casual corner pizzeria”

“Casual corner pizzeria”

“Rustic, warm-weather dinner venue”

“Rustic, warm-weather dinner venue”

“Relaxed, coastal seafood spot”

“Relaxed, coastal seafood spot”

Each of us makes an immediate judgment about the vibe of the restaurants above a split-second after seeing their photos. They provide an answer to whether or not the venue’s vibe matches our mood. That is exactly why having great photos, that truly capture the essence of your venue, on your social channels is paramount!


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