Find the opportunity
Identify where additional restaurant demand can realistically be created.
Location / daypart / product / occasion / marketI help restaurant brands turn existing products, stories, occasions and brand assets into commercial concepts that generate additional traffic and revenue.
01 / The premise
“How do we advertise this?”
“What should people come for?”
Sometimes the biggest opportunity is already inside the business: an existing menu item, an overlooked occasion, a weak daypart, a story, a seasonal moment, a PR opportunity, or an underused category.
The job is to turn that asset into a compelling commercial reason to visit.
02 / How I work
Identify where additional restaurant demand can realistically be created.
Location / daypart / product / occasion / marketTurn an existing product, story or asset into a clear commercial proposition.
Develop the offer, framing, story and customer promise.
Connect organic content, paid acquisition and the reservation flow.
Track reservations, guests, spend and revenue response.
Keep what works. Improve, repeat or extend it to another opportunity.
03 / Featured case
A 75-seat restaurant. A product from Eastern Europe that was relatively unfamiliar in the local market. The objective: turn an existing asset into restaurant traffic.
Two Reels recorded 37,347 and 33,261 views.


Fiesta de Vareniki already existed. I strengthened the mechanic, sharpened the offer and framing, packaged the story, built organic + paid distribution and directed demand to WhatsApp reservations.
The campaign view records messaging conversations and reach. These are platform-reported distribution metrics, not a claim of incremental revenue.


Observed restaurant response
04 / A different trigger
A visit / PR opportunity involving Lugares / La Nación could have remained content. Instead, it became a sellable special menu.
The point is transferability of the thinking — from an event mechanic to a different restaurant asset.
05 / What the case proves
It is finding the commercial angle that makes an existing restaurant asset worth coming for — then building demand around it.
Siberia is useful proof because the underlying product was culturally less obvious for much of the local market. That supports applying the capability to familiar products where the challenge is differentiation, occasion, urgency or a new reason to choose the restaurant now. It does not guarantee identical results for every restaurant.
06 / Where this can apply
07 / The engagement
6–8 weeksA focused commercial project to create and test a new source of restaurant demand.
08 / The operator
Senior Product & Growth Marketer
13+ years across growth, acquisition, positioning, funnels and performance marketing — including CMO / Head of Growth level work, product marketing, GTM, analytics, and B2B and B2C growth.
I combine commercial concept development with hands-on growth execution.