Hospitality
marketing
Diner Media is a creative marketing agency for hospitality: restaurants, hotels, bars and food and beverage brands. We work worldwide, running strategy, content and distribution as one piece of work rather than three suppliers.
How the work runs
Positioning
What the place is actually for, who it is for, and the one sentence everything else has to agree with.
Visual identity in use
How the brand looks once it is photographed: light, palette, props, typography on a menu, the tone of a caption.
Content and film
A season of photography and video made on location, from the pass to the last table, produced inside the studio.
Channels
Social, newsletter, Google and Meta, and the profile pages guests actually read before booking.
Pl. 01A full table, photographed the way guests remember it: reaching in, mid meal, nothing staged back into place.
Photography, Diner Media
Who it is for
Restaurants opening or relaunching, hotels with a dining room worth showing, bars, and food and beverage brands that want their marketing to look like the room feels.
What you get from it
A clear position, an image library you own, and channels that keep saying the same thing in the same voice, season after season.
Good to know
- What does hospitality marketing include?
- Positioning and brand strategy, photography and video of the room and the food, social media management, menus and profile pages, and paid distribution on Google and Meta. The point is that a guest meets one consistent brand before they arrive.
- Do you work with restaurants internationally?
- Yes. We work worldwide and travel for shoot days. See a kitchen photographed as people for how a project usually looks.
A room is a brand before it is a business.
Usually combined with restaurant content, brand films and brand storytelling.