Industries / Hospitality & food
Hospitality marketing thatfills rooms and tables.
Brand platforms, direct mail and trade shows for hospitality, and websites and content for food brands. Our creative director built a hospitality brand from the pillars up.
What we see.
The problems that cost companies in this category the most.
A brand that lives only in the lobby
Guests and buyers meet you online first. The brand has to work on a website, a mailer and a trade show floor.
Trade shows with no follow-up
Thirty shows a year produce badge scans, not orders, unless the follow-up and the CRM are planned before the booth ships.
Third-party platforms own the guest
Marketplaces and booking sites take the margin. Owned channels win it back.
What we do about it.
Brand platforms
Pillars, identity and voice for hospitality and food brands.
Branding
Direct mail and trade shows
Mail that books stays and booths that book meetings.
Traditional Marketing
Websites and ordering
Sites that load fast on a phone and get the reservation or the order.
Web Design
Social and content
Recipes, events and stories that bring guests back.
Social Media ManagementProof.
Results are credited to whoever earned them: the agency, or a founder in an in-house role.
Brands our team has worked withSybarisTacos El NorteElevation MeatsIcy SodaSmokey Treat
Selected work.
What they say.
In today’s business world a talented marketing manager is vital. Nick is one of the best I’ve worked with. He genuinely cares about the people he works with and the service he is providing. He is intuitive and very creative.
Kurt VanscoyCOO, hospitality and restaurant consultantLinkedIn recommendationShe always exceeded expectations; creating promotional literature, digital content and support usually quicker than expected.
Clicking Awesome is EXACTLY that. They cover so many ends of the marketing spectrum it's almost impossible to list them all out. They're kind, attentive, and professional – and have fabulous marketing ideas and strategies. I would (and DO) GLADLY refer this company to anyone looking for marketing-related services.
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Questions.
Does direct mail still work for hotels and restaurants?
When the list is defined and the response is tracked, yes. A hospitality direct mail program our creative director led returned 2,800% on ad spend.
How do you make trade shows pay off?
Book meetings before the show, follow up within 48 hours, and record which conversations became orders in the CRM.
Do you build restaurant websites?
Yes: fast, mobile-first sites with menus, ordering and reservations that you own.
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Law firms, tax practices and CPAs
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PEOs, HR tech and B2B software
Franchise
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Healthcare & senior care
Home care, medical supply and DME
E-commerce & consumer brands
DTC, CPG, retail and merch
Home services
HVAC, plumbing, roofing and the trades
Automotive
Dealers, trucks and auto services
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