Baking Brand Storytelling Into Your Lunch

Posted by Jon Thomas, 10 Apr 2013

Any restaurant is rich in stories, from the founding of the establishment to the experiences of its patrons. Because of that, the restaurant business is an interesting venue for content marketing, social media and brand storytelling. 

I like to think that the best part about going out to eat, particularly with friends, isn’t the food (though don’t get me wrong; I adore food). It’s the stories we share and the stories we create. It’s like the times spent with my wife reviewing our plate of nachos in hopes that someday we’ll cull all those reviews into a blog just about nachos (though that’s a whole other story). It’s the times spent with friends catching up and reminiscing about old times.

Restaurants have a unique opportunity to tap into brand storytelling, and there’s a restaurant in the U.K. doing just that. 

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Hollywood Dying for Charity

Posted by Andrea Fjeld, 03 Dec 2010
Breaking: Lady Gaga is DEAD. Well, you can still see the raw meat-clad pop star prancing down red carpets, but her twitter account is deceased. Gaga and a slew of other celebrities have disconnected from social media to raise money for Alicia Keys’s charity Keep a Child Alive. A-listers participating include Justin Timberlake, Kim Kardashian, and Serena Williams. But for these media-hungry stars, is there really a life outside the internet?
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