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As the year winds down, Q4 is one of the most important seasons for restaurants. Between holiday celebrations, colder weather, and an increase in group dining, restaurants have a unique opportunity to capture revenue, build brand loyalty, and finish the year strong. Preparing now ensures you’re ready to maximize both foot traffic and sales.

You don’t need to be a marketing expert to start building visibility online. Here are five simple things you can do right now to strengthen your digital marketing—and why partnering with a marketing agency can help you take it even further.

Over the past few years, many major brands have quietly undergone logo redesigns—and the results haven’t always gone unnoticed. From bold wordmarks stripped down to sleek sans-serifs to once-intricate icons flattened into minimalist shapes, simplification has become a defining trend in visual identity.

In today’s restaurant landscape, diners are looking for more than just a meal—they want an experience. For restaurants and bars, creating memorable, ticketed events is not only a way to bring in revenue, but also a powerful marketing tool. These events generate buzz, attract new guests, and give regulars another reason to come back.

In today’s competitive dining landscape, restaurants aren’t just serving food and drinks—they’re curating experiences. One way to amplify those experiences, strengthen brand identity, and reach new audiences is by building strategic partnerships with food and beverage companies. These collaborations not only elevate the guest experience but also open doors for creative marketing opportunities and community impact.

Every few years, the internet decides to declare something “dead.” Email marketing has been buried and resurrected more times than a soap opera character. Social media was supposed to replace websites entirely. And blogging? Well, the obituary’s been written for that one at least a dozen times.

Empty tables on a Tuesday? You’re not alone—but you don’t have to accept it. As a marketing agency specializing in the restaurant industry, we’ve tested dozens of strategies across all types of dining concepts, and these five consistently drive traffic, boost reservations, and keep regulars coming back.

I recently revisited Marketing in the Age of Google by Vanessa Fox—a foundational book in the world of SEO published back in 2010. While some tactics have evolved, many of the core ideas remain incredibly relevant in 2025, especially when it comes to understanding your customer’s intent and how they search for solutions.

If you run a restaurant in Boston or anywhere in Massachusetts, your website is more than just a digital menu—it's your virtual host. With more diners discovering local spots online before ever stepping foot inside, your restaurant website needs to work hard for you. Whether you're a cozy café on Beacon Hill or a high-energy seafood spot on the Seaport waterfront, here are the five must-haves for every restaurant website to stand out and serve guests 24/7.

In today’s digital world, a restaurant’s online presence is just as important as what’s on the menu. Whether someone’s looking for the best brunch spot in town or a cozy dinner date location, they’re starting their search online. And if your restaurant doesn’t show up—or doesn’t show up well—you’re already missing out.

In the world of real estate, trust and connection are everything. Whether it’s a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned investor, your audience wants to know that you're knowledgeable and relatable. But how do you strike the right balance between showcasing professionalism and infusing personality into your social media content?

At Moment Marketing, we’ve seen firsthand how powerful content can be when it reflects not just a strategy—but you. That’s why we believe the best social media and brand content starts with a partnership between our team and yours.

Email marketing helps you stay connected with customers, increase sales, and build loyalty.

Focus on the platforms where your audience spends the most time. Here’s how to choose the right ones and make the most of them.

If you run a small or medium-sized business, local customers are your lifeline.

Build relationships that turn followers into paying customers. Here’s how to make your social media presence work for your business.

In today’s digital world, a strong online brand is key to standing out. Here’s how small businesses can build a powerful and recognizable br

Business owners unknowingly make mistakes that hold them back from attracting new customers. Here are some of the most common pitfalls.