Case Study:
Social Media Engagement




Problem
The Greene Turtle (TGT) wanted more engagement on their social media pages and more engagement with their loyalty members.
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Approach
I knew our audience would engage with our content if we included some type of reward or giveaway.
Solution
We launched two campaigns based around national holidays: A campaign for a free $10 reward for loyalty members on Random Acts of Kindness Day, and a campaign asking customers to recall their favorite Greene Turtle experience in exchange for a chance to win merchandise for National Give Something Away Day.
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Methodology
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Email Campaign sent out via Paytronix
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Push/Pull app messaging via Paytronix
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Social Media Posts via MomentFeed
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Outcome
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Random Acts of Kindness Day:
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Drove traffic to TGT loyalty app through email conversions: 10% click-through rate
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Engagement on social: 30 likes on Instagram with 5 comments
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National Give Something Away Day:
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Engagement on social:
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138 Likes on Instagram with 58 comments
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89 Likes on Facebook with 162 comments
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64 Likes on Twitter with 23 comments and 163 retweets
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Case Study:
Working with Charities




Problem
The Greene Turtle (TGT) wanted more positive publicity centered around both local and national level charities.
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Approach
Historically, TGT had done a "Tips for Tots" event every December for the Toys for Tots Marine Foundation as well as donated money from beverage sales towards the Sea Turtle Conservancy in Florida to 'sponsor' a turtle.
Solution(s)
We launched several campaigns based on what we had done historically as well as involved relevant holidays:
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In-restaurant campaign for 'skip the straw' in May on World Turtle Day, and a social campaign tracking the turtle we sponsored via satellite from the Sea Turtle Conservancy - I personally visited the Costa Rican research facility to take photos/video footage of the turtle being released!
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In-restaurant campaign for Toys for Tots foundation where servers donated their tips for one day to go towards a shopping trip to purchase toys
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T-shirt campaign to raise money for the Susan G. Komen foundation - called 'Pink is the new Greene'
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Organized a large scale tent for Annapolis Polar Bear Plunge for the Special Olympics of Maryland and put together a Greene Turtle plunge team
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Methodology
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Email Campaigns sent out via Paytronix
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Push/Pull app messages via Paytronix
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Social Media Posts via MomentFeed
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In-restaurant POP and merchandise such as table tents, check inserts, stickers, t-shirts, etc.
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TV appearances on FOX5DC, WBAL, and FOX45 to speak about each event/campaign
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Outcome
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Raised over $100,000 for Toys for Tots Marine Foundation
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Raised over $20,000 for Special Olympics of Maryland
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Donated $10,000 to the Sea Turtle Conservancy
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Stopped serving plastic straws for 2 years
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Raised over $10,000 for Susan G. Komen
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Case Study:
Onboarding New Programs to General Managers




Problem
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The Greene Turtle (TGT) wanted General Managers to respond to customer reviews using MomentFeed (platform for managing Yelp, Google, and Facebook reviews)
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TGT wanted General Managers to be able to order POP and other print materials from an online portal via Ironmark
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Approach
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Historically, TGT had myself as well as a PR team (Maroon PR) responding to reviews natively. This was costly and added to my workload.
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TGT previously had General Managers order materials via email, which could be lost easily and the printing company had to hunt down individual restaurants for payment.
Solution(s)
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TGT acquired MomentFeed to condense all reviews into one platform. I worked with MomentFeed to coordinate the setup, held a webinar for General Managers showing how to use the site, and sent out a How-To Guide
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I worked with Ironmark to set up the portal, helped navigate who needed access to what files, held a webinar and sent out a How-To Guide
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Methodology
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Webinars and How-To Guides
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Outcome
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General Managers now have accountability when it comes to responding to reviews
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General Managers can order POP easily through the online portal and can use a credit card to make purchases
Case Study:
Launching a New Menu






Problem
​TGT needed me to assist in launching a new menu in 2019.
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Approach
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Collaborate with TGT's creative agency 'It's Plein Air' for menu design and photography​
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Collaborate with PR Team Maroon PR for media releases, TV appearances, and for utilizing foodie influencers
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Communicate with local printer(s), package and send menu files, perform press checks as needed
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Assist in uploading assets to online ordering platforms, delivery platforms, and updating the TGT website
Solution(s)
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​Assist in making edits to the main menu, to-go menu, and kids menu in Adobe InDesign
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Once the menus were sent to the printer, I visited them to do a press check and approve to print over 3,000 menus for 35+ TGT locations
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Participate in TV appearance that Maroon PR booked with FOX45 news
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Update website and online ordering portal day-of launch
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Methodology
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TV appearance on FOX45: VIEW HERE
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Update the TGT website via WordPress
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Update the online ordering portal via OLO