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Hospitality

They're notchoosing food.They're choosinga night.

People don't choose a restaurant. They choose an evening, and then they look for somewhere to have it.

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A restaurant kitchen pass mid-service, steam rising off plates as a chef's hands slide a dish forward under heat lamps.
Customer state

Where they are when they find you.

Deciding fast, socially, and mostly on their phone. The decision is made by whichever place is easiest to picture themselves in.

Everyone posts food. Almost nobody sells the evening, which is the thing being bought.

Buying questions

What has to be answered.

  1. 01What is the room actually like on a Friday?
  2. 02Can we get in, and how far ahead do I need to book?
  3. 03Is this right for the occasion I have in mind?
  4. 04What should I order?
What the map usually says

What tends to need to exist.

A pattern, not a package. Your map is built from your customers, not from this list.

  • 01

    Room and service content

    Atmosphere is the product. Film the room full, not the plate empty.

  • 02

    Occasion-led messaging

    Date night, birthday, the work thing. Same venue, three different stories.

  • 03

    Booking as the only action

    Every asset points at one table-booking path, not a link tree.

The route

Stranger to customer.

The states are the same in every category. What changes is how long each one takes, and which assets are capable of moving someone through it.

  1. 01

    Stranger

    Has never heard of you. Isn't looking for you.

    • Short-form video
    • Paid social
  2. 02

    Attention

    Stopped scrolling. Doesn't know why yet.

    • Hook-led creative
    • Founder video
  3. 03

    Curiosity

    Wants to know who this is.

    • Brand film
    • Profile and bio
  4. 04

    Problem recognition

    Realises the thing you fix is a thing they have.

    • Educational content
    • Comparison content
  5. 05

    Understanding

    Knows what you do and how it works.

    • Explainer video
    • Landing page
  6. 06

    Trust

    Believes you can actually do it.

    • Team and process content
    • Long-form
  7. 07

    Proof

    Wants evidence it worked for someone like them.

    • Customer stories
    • Reviews
    • Case studies
  8. 08

    Offer

    Ready to hear what it costs and what happens next.

    • Offer creative
    • Landing experience
  9. 09

    Action

    Books, calls, visits, buys.

    • Booking flow
    • Follow-up
    • Retargeting

Start withthe map.

A 30-minute recorded interview about hospitality, your customers and where the drop-off is. Your map is presented 24 hours later. If a map won’t help, we’ll say so.

Questions

The strategic blueprint for your Content Ecosystem. It identifies who we're trying to reach, what they need to understand, the stories and videos that need to exist, and how those assets move someone toward becoming a customer.

It is not a content calendar. A calendar tells you when to post. A map tells you what has to be true before someone buys.