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A 15-Day Social Media Plan for a Restaurant
The hardest part of social media for a restaurant isn’t any single post — it’s keeping it going for two straight weeks. Here’s a proven 15-day arc built around a new menu, a nightly special, or a limited-time deal, tuned for locals choosing where to eat tonight and regulars worth bringing back. It’s the same structure gen8r generates and publishes for you automatically, so you approve instead of author.
Generate my campaign free →Your 15-day plan, day by day
| Day | Theme | What to post |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Introduce the offer | Announce a new menu, a nightly special, or a limited-time deal with a scroll-stopping image and a clear “here’s what you get.” |
| Day 2 | Behind the scenes | A candid look at what makes your restaurant different — the people, the process, the details. |
| Day 3 | Social proof | Share a real review or a customer story that speaks to the people you want more of. |
| Day 4 | Educate | Answer the one question locals choosing where to eat tonight and regulars worth bringing back always ask before they commit. |
| Day 5 | Reel | The signature dish coming together in the kitchen, 10 seconds, plated at the end. |
| Day 6 | Offer reminder | Nudge on a new menu, a nightly special, or a limited-time deal with a fresh angle and a deadline. |
| Day 7 | Community | Feature a regular, a staff pick, or a local partner — show you belong here. |
| Day 8 | Value post | A quick tip or list your audience will save and come back to. |
| Day 9 | Reel | A “what $30 gets you here” tasting run — three plates, one price, on-screen labels. |
| Day 10 | Story-style | A day-in-the-life sequence that makes people feel the vibe before they visit. |
| Day 11 | Testimonial | A second, different customer voice — variety builds trust. |
| Day 12 | Objection-buster | Tackle the reason someone hesitates about a restaurant like yours, head-on. |
| Day 13 | Reel | Friday-night patio time-lapse, glasses clinking, with your booking link on the end card. |
| Day 14 | Last call | Final reminder on a new menu, a nightly special, or a limited-time deal — urgency + a single, obvious next step. |
| Day 15 | Thank you + next | Thank everyone who engaged and tease what’s coming next so momentum carries. |
Turn this into an auto-published campaign
Templates are a start — but the real work is doing this every day, on time, across Instagram and Facebook. That’s what gen8r automates. Describe a new menu, a nightly special, or a limited-time deal once, and gen8r generates a full campaign (captions, AI images, branded flyers, hashtags, and Reels), then publishes it on your approval. You go from author to approve.
Early access — first month free, no contract.
Start your free campaign →Frequently asked questions
How often should a restaurant post on Instagram?
Consistency beats volume. For most restaurant accounts, three to five quality posts a week — a mix of offers, behind-the-scenes, and Reels — outperforms daily posting you can’t sustain. The 15-day arc above is built to be repeatable, not exhausting.
Do I have to write all of this myself?
No — that’s exactly what gen8r automates. You describe a new menu, a nightly special, or a limited-time deal once, and gen8r generates the captions, images, hashtags, and Reels for a full campaign, then publishes them to Instagram and Facebook on your approval. You review instead of author.
How much does gen8r cost for a restaurant?
Plans start at $29/month, and early-access accounts get their first month free. There’s no long-term contract — you can generate your first campaign and see the output before you commit.