Social work.
Real results.

The challenge

Keep a national hotel chain top of mind across four platforms and very different audiences: leisure travelers planning their next trip, locals looking for dining plans, and the corporate clients and partners who follow the brand on LinkedIn, all while competing with larger hotel groups and OTAs for attention.

The strategy

We built an always-on content engine with a clear role for each platform. Facebook and Instagram carry seasonal campaigns, promotions like Cyber Costa del Sol and high-energy giveaways. TikTok leads with destination-first short video. LinkedIn tells the corporate story (openings, leadership and milestones like the brand's 30th anniversary), now supported by its own newsletter, Check-In de Experiencias.

The challenge

Nobody scrolls social looking for insulation. It's a seasonal, considered purchase, and homeowners only call a company they trust to come into their home. Social had to make each franchise look like the local expert and keep it top of mind until homeowners were ready to request an estimate.

The strategy

Every post serves the lead goal. We show the real work: local crews on job sites, homeowner reviews, and simple tips on comfort, energy savings and tax credits, with a clear path to a free estimate. Job-site photos and reviews also feed our neighborhood SEO work, helping each location show up on Google Maps and in local search.

The challenge

Give a brand-new hotel its own identity, separate from the airport it sits in. The goal was to position Wyndham Grand as a destination worth visiting on its own, not just a place to sleep between flights, and to speak to an international audience at a true luxury level.

The strategy

We created a bilingual, editorial content line built around the experiences inside the hotel: Saria Lounge Bar, the Capitán Paraka restaurant, the rooms, and moments made for travelers with a few hours to spare. Reels and stories were scaled up to show the property in motion, and award nominations became community moments.

The challenge

Turn a beautiful product into a brand people talk about. Prairie Street's audience is a close-knit community concentrated in places like New York, New Jersey and Chicago, and social needed to do more than look good: it had to spark conversation, grow the following and support key sales moments like Passover and the High Holidays. A key challenge was the limited amount of footage available.

The strategy

We shifted social to a community-first approach. The content calendar follows the holiday cycle, with recipe and hosting ideas, chef partner features, subscriber-exclusive drops and giveaways designed to get people commenting, tagging and sharing. Instagram posting nearly tripled, supported by stories and reels.

The challenge

Volt's social channels were close to inactive, which matters in an industry built on trust. Merchants and partners check a company's presence before they pick up the phone, so the brand needed a consistent, professional voice that explained its products clearly and reached decision-makers.

The strategy

We launched a full content system from the ground up: product content for PLATY and Parky, merchant education on payments and fees, and short-form reels to bring the brand to life. On LinkedIn, we paired company content with relationship-driven posts written for partners, ISOs and business owners.

The challenge

Make a technical B2B product line engaging on LinkedIn. Diversitech sells to plant managers, engineers and purchasing teams, so every post had to be accurate and useful while still standing out in a busy feed.

The strategy

We built a steady monthly calendar that mixes product spotlights, workplace safety and compliance education (like NFPA-compliant dust collection), team stories and trade show coverage. Events like FABTECH Canada became multi-post moments before, during and after each show.

The challenge

Stand out in a competitive local dining scene and keep tables full through seasonal swings, from summer heat waves to major sporting events. The restaurant also needed to build excitement for new concepts like its Backyard Sando pop-up.

The strategy

We produce original content that shows the personality behind the food: dish close-ups, behind-the-scenes kitchen moments, playful “quality control” reels and team features like “Meet Simon, the soul behind FED.” We launched FED on TikTok, built the pop-up launch campaign and keep a steady rhythm of posts and stories in German and English.

The challenge

Introduce a wellness category many people have never heard of, and do it with care. Content needed to build trust, explain the benefits of connection clearly and keep consent and boundaries at the center of every message.

The strategy

We developed a warm, second-person voice that frames connection as a health habit, like sleep or exercise. The mix blends education, community stories and gentle invitations to try a session, published consistently across Instagram, Facebook and TikTok with nearly three times the content of the previous period.

The challenge

Build trust with parents, schools and local partners for a young, founder-led program, at a time when headlines about e-bike accidents and new city rules for young riders are everywhere.

The strategy

We built a monthly content plan around education, trust and timely e-bike law and news, using Megan's own photos and short reels she films from talking points we prepare. Stories keep the account active between posts, and every piece connects safety tips to real moments in families' lives.