
Restaurant Website Features That Actually Bring in Orders and Bookings
The 11 features that turn a restaurant or cloud kitchen website into direct orders and table bookings, and the common mistakes that quietly cost you customers.
Social Media Marketing
Posting every day is not a strategy. We plan content around what your customers care about, design it to look like one consistent brand, and put paid budget behind the posts that are already working.

We also write the longer content that feeds your social channels and your website at the same time, so one piece of work does several jobs.
The details
Content pillars, a monthly calendar and formats chosen for each platform.
Posts, carousels, stories and reels designed in your brand style.
Captions, hooks and calls to action written in your brand voice.
Meta and LinkedIn ad campaigns with audience targeting and conversion tracking.
Replies to comments and messages, so interest turns into conversations.
Blog articles, guides and newsletters that give your audience a reason to follow you.
How it works
Step 1
We start with your goals, customers and competitors. One or two short calls turn into a written scope, timeline and fixed quote.
Step 2
Wireframes first, then polished screen designs. You review real layouts with your real content before anything is built.
Step 3
We build with modern frameworks, test on real phones and browsers, and set up SEO, analytics and integrations as part of the work.
Step 4
We launch, watch the numbers and keep improving: SEO, ads readiness, speed and new features on a monthly plan if you want one.
FAQ
Usually the one or two where your customers already spend time. Instagram suits food, fashion and lifestyle brands; LinkedIn suits B2B. Spreading thin across every platform rarely works.
Yes. We script, edit and design short-form video. For on-location shoots we work with photographers or with footage your team records.
Plans usually range from 8 to 20 posts a month, plus stories. We would rather post fewer, better pieces than fill a calendar.
Yes. Paid social is managed alongside organic content so the two support each other.
