Case Study
Tanaka
We took over organic social media and photo/video production for Tanaka Katsu Sando. From behind-the-counter shots to finished dish photography, we built a social presence that actually shows people why they should come in. Through consistent, appetizing content and strategic posting, we've turned their social accounts into a real driver of awareness and foot traffic.
The Problem
Tanaka Katsu Sando had great food but no way to show it off. Their social media was sparse and outdated, their audience wasn't growing, and potential customers had no reason to follow along or visit. They were invisible where their customers actually spend time.
- They had minimal social presence across platforms where their audience hangs out.
- Low engagement meant their content wasn't reaching or resonating with potential customers.
- Outdated posts and lack of visual storytelling made the brand forgettable.
The Solution
We built their social strategy from scratch with consistent, mouth-watering content. High-quality photos and videos show off what makes their katsu sando special, while regular posting keeps them top of mind. Now they have a growing audience that actually cares about what they're doing.
- We shoot professional food photography and behind-the-scenes video that makes people hungry.
- We post consistently across social channels to keep the brand visible and engaging.
- We've grown their following and engagement by giving people a real reason to follow along.
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