/ Social strategy for food

Three services. One kind of client.

We work inside the rhythms of food businesses — seasonal menus, harvest windows, tight margins — and build the social presence that fits.

Close overhead flatlay of a content planning session on a worn wooden desk — a hand-drawn editorial calendar, a ceramic coffee cup, and a small potted herb beside a laptop, north-facing daylight, no flash
Close overhead flatlay of a content planning session on a worn wooden desk — a hand-drawn editorial calendar, a ceramic coffee cup, and a small potted herb beside a laptop, north-facing daylight, no flash
Close-up of hands arranging a rustic ceramic plate with roasted root vegetables and fresh herbs, soft north-facing window light from the left, worn wooden kitchen surface visible, no strobe
Close-up of hands arranging a rustic ceramic plate with roasted root vegetables and fresh herbs, soft north-facing window light from the left, worn wooden kitchen surface visible, no strobe
Agency workspace moment — an editor's hands on a keyboard, a phone propped showing a restaurant's Instagram feed, camera equipment resting on the desk beside a notebook, soft daylight from a side window, editorial and unposed
Agency workspace moment — an editor's hands on a keyboard, a phone propped showing a restaurant's Instagram feed, camera equipment resting on the desk beside a notebook, soft daylight from a side window, editorial and unposed
— Social strategy

Built around your season, not a template

We map your menu cycles, market windows, and margin reality before we write a single post. The result is a strategy that holds up in February as well as August.

— Content creation

Photography that looks like your kitchen

We shoot on-site with natural light — plating details, produce in hand, the prep counter before service. No stock. No staging that doesn't match what you actually serve.

— Account management

You run the kitchen. We run the feed.

Ongoing scheduling, community responses, and performance reporting handled week to week. You stay focused on the food; we keep the accounts moving.

Hands-in-the-kitchen thinking, start to finish.

Every engagement starts with understanding your operation before we touch a caption or a camera. See the full working method before you reach out.