Social
Is customer content better, or professional content?
A guest photo helps if the plate is visible and you have permission; what holds the brand is the session in the venue. Do not replace the shoot with a wall of blurry screenshots if the person booking still cannot recognise the room.
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The answer
Direct answer
A guest photo helps if the plate is visible and you have permission; what holds the brand is the session in the venue. Do not replace the shoot with a wall of blurry screenshots if the person booking still cannot recognise the room.
The essentials
Ask only for photos where the table or the plate shows, and keep the permission in the chat.
The frequent doubt
The miss is filling the feed with forwarded Stories and having not one image for the menu.
Our approach
The professional delivery is the month’s folder; guest photos are a short selection beside it, never the other way round.
A
guest
photo
helps
if
the
plate
is
visible
and
you
have
permission;
what
holds
the
brand
is
the
session
in
the
venue.
Do
not
replace
the
shoot
with
a
wall
of
blurry
screenshots
if
the
person
booking
still
cannot
recognise
the
room.
Is customer content better, or professional content?
A guest photo helps if the plate is visible and you have permission; what holds the brand is the session in the venue. Do not replace the shoot with a wall of blurry screenshots if the person booking still cannot recognise the room.
Write to us. A quote with no commitment.Other work from the same team
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