What is included in every engagement.
Discovery session with you and your team
Review of your current sales, reviews, and existing channels
Competitor and neighbourhood scan
Audience profile of your core guests
Prioritized channel plan with budget ranges
Twelve-month marketing calendar
A plain-language strategy document you can act on
Wilfred is here to help.
Wilfred is our AI assistant, trained on Jade Rabbit Digital's services, approach, and the food and hospitality world. Ask him anything about how we work, what a service costs, or whether a given tactic makes sense for your brand.
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Wilfred, the assistant on this site, can answer your first questions about the strategy process and gather the basics about your business so my first real conversation with you starts further down the road.
Our process, step by step.
No surprises. Here is exactly how we run a Strategy engagement.
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Sit down with you
I start in your space, not on a call template. I want to understand the food, the room, who walks in, and what a good night looks like to you. I also look at the numbers: covers, average spend, slow days, and where last year hurt.
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Look at the landscape
I scan your block and your category, read your reviews, and study how comparable kitchens show up online. I am not copying anyone. I am finding the gap that is honestly yours to own.
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Build the plan
I write a roadmap that ranks tactics by impact and cost. Social, search, email, content, paid, whatever earns its place. Each line has a reason and a rough budget so nothing is a mystery.
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Walk you through it
I present the plan in person or on a call, answer every question, and adjust. You leave knowing exactly what comes first, what it costs, and what it should bring back.
Deliverables for every Strategy engagement.
- Written marketing strategy and roadmap
- Core guest audience profile
- Prioritized channel and budget plan
- Twelve-month marketing calendar
- Quarterly review schedule
Exact pricing depends on scope, brand, and timeline. Every engagement starts with a conversation to define what you actually need.
Start with a strategyFrequently asked.
Yes, and often more so. A single room cannot afford wasted spend the way a chain can. A focused plan keeps your money on the two or three things that fill seats and skips the rest.
No. The strategy ranks everything by priority. You can start with the top one or two items and add more when the results justify it. I would rather you do a few things well than everything badly.
Most strategy engagements run a few weeks from first meeting to final roadmap, depending on how much existing data I have to work with. I will give you a clear timeline at the start.