A full month of social, delivered as one package.
No retainer, no open-ended monthly fee. A 30-Day Content Pack is a batch shoot plus a complete posting calendar, when it runs out, you decide whether to buy the next one.
Diners check your feed the way they used to check your storefront: if the last post is three months old, the assumption is that something's wrong. But the traditional fix, a monthly social media retainer, is exactly what most restaurant owners hate: an open-ended fee that bills whether it's your busy season or your dead one.
We replaced it with the Content Pack. One batch mini-shoot at your restaurant, a month of edited posts with captions, and a posting calendar that publishes on schedule. The standard pack is 12 posts; the full pack runs 20+ across two platforms. When the pack runs out, nothing renews. Most NWA restaurants settle into a natural rhythm of packs before busy seasons and quiet in the slow ones.
- Batch mini-shoot on location at your restaurant
- 12 edited posts with captions (standard) or 20+ across 2 platforms (full)
- Posting calendar, scheduled and published for the full 30 days
- Content framed around what fills seats: dishes, specials, events, people
Fixed prices, defined deliverables
30-Day Content Pack
A complete month of social content delivered as one package. Repurchase as needed. No subscription.
Campaign Sprint
One promotion, executed end to end, Valentine's, Razorback season, patio season, holiday catering.
Content Day
For menu changes, seasonal refreshes or outdated photography. Booked as needed.
Restaurant Social Media FAQ
How much does restaurant social media management cost in NWA?
Pulse sells social as fixed 30-day Content Packs instead of retainers: $1,800 for the standard pack (12 posts) and from $3,100 for the full pack (20+ posts on two platforms), both including a batch photo shoot, captions and scheduled publishing.
Why packs instead of a monthly retainer?
Because restaurant revenue is seasonal and retainers aren't. A pack has a defined deliverable count, a fixed price and an endpoint. You buy heavier ahead of Razorback season or the holidays and skip the slow months entirely, without a contract to cancel.
Who takes the photos for the posts?
We do. Every Content Pack starts with a batch mini-shoot at your restaurant, so the feed is your actual food and your actual room, not stock imagery. Photography is in-house at Pulse, not subcontracted.
Start with the free Restaurant Visibility Audit.
Your Google rankings, photos and social presence compared against three competitors you name, with a prioritized fix list. Free, no strings.