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Tend the jerk drum. What's off the drum posts itself.
Social media for Jamaican restaurants and jerk spots, done by asking.
The drum has been smoking since morning and the oxtail won't last past two. Say what's ready and what's gone, and every account says it for you.
The request: Oxtail's finished. Jerk and curry goat still going.
- Tue · 11:00 amJerk chicken off the drum, rice and peas, festivalInstagramFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled
- Thu · 11:00 amOxtail and curry goat today, until it's goneInstagramFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled
- Sat · 6:00 pmTomorrow: ackee and saltfish breakfast from 8InstagramFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled
Less admin for Jamaican restaurants and jerk spots.
Before: Oxtail sold out at two and people still driving over
Now: "Oxtail's finished" is on every account in a minute.
Before: Sunday ackee and saltfish that only regulars know about
Now: Posted every Saturday evening, on schedule.
Before: The drum smoking and no photo to show for it
Now: Send one photo. It's posted before the lunch line.
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- Mon
- Tue11:00 amJerk chicken off the drum, rice and peas, festivalInstagram, Facebook, Google
- Wed
- Thu11:00 amOxtail and curry goat today, until it's goneInstagram, Facebook
- Fri
- Sat6:00 pmTomorrow: ackee and saltfish breakfast from 8Instagram, Facebook, Google
- Sun5:00 pmPatties by the dozen for parties: order two days aheadFacebook, Instagram, Google
An illustration. The business and its posts are made up.
Social media post ideas for Jamaican restaurants and jerk spots.
Tell your assistant any of these in a sentence and it becomes a post for each account. For example: “Oxtail's finished. Jerk and curry goat still going.”
- Start with
- Instagram and Google Business Profile
- Post most
- The drum, today's pots, what's finished
- Best photo
- Jerk chicken, chopped, on the board
- Never skip
- Sold out, and Sunday breakfast
The drum
Smoke, pimento, chicken on the grate. One photo or ten seconds of video.
Today's pots
Oxtail, curry goat, brown stew, stew peas. Say when they run out.
Sunday breakfast
Ackee and saltfish, callaloo, fried dumpling, boiled banana.
Patties and sides
Beef, chicken, veggie. Coco bread, festival, bammy.
Seasons and dates
Escovitch fish and bun and cheese at Easter, sorrel at Christmas, Independence Day on August 6.
Trays and catering
Jerk and rice by the tray. Say how far ahead to order.
Jamaican restaurants: why your Google profile matters.
"Jerk chicken near me" and "oxtail near me" are searched by people ready to eat. A Google Business Profile with photos of your own food, current hours and today's update brings them to your counter.
Asked by Jamaican restaurants and jerk spots.
What should a Jamaican restaurant post on social media?
What is on the jerk drum, today's pots such as oxtail and curry goat, when they sell out, Sunday breakfast, patties, and seasonal dishes at Easter and Christmas. Post before lunch and say when something is finished.
Which social media is best for a Jamaican restaurant?
Instagram and Google Business Profile. Instagram shows the food, and Google is where people search for jerk or oxtail nearby. Facebook reaches the local Caribbean community.
Should I post when the oxtail sells out?
Yes. It saves customers a wasted trip and shows the food is in demand. Tell your assistant what is finished and the update goes to every account after you approve it.
Can I schedule the Sunday breakfast post every week?
You can schedule it ahead. Tell your assistant the weeks and the time, and each post is scheduled. Nothing goes out without your approval, and you can cancel one by asking. For example: “Oxtail and curry goat today, until it's gone”.
Tend the jerk drum. We'll handle the posting.
