Client: Gus Marketing – NYC
Role: Social Media Strategy, Content Creation & Editing, Workflow Optimization
About the brand:
Gus Marketing is a New York–based agency specializing in social media strategy and content creation for restaurants, helping hospitality brands grow their online presence and attract more customers.
✨ Goals and Vision:
My goal was to help elevate the agency’s content output for their restaurant clients by planning strategic shoots, creating high-quality visuals, and optimizing internal workflows to make the creative process smoother and more efficient.
✨ Process:
Social Media & Content Creation
Planned and directed content shoots to align with each client’s brand identity and campaign goals
Edited the majority of content to ensure consistency and quality before publishing ( 100+ pieces of short-form content. Reels/TikToks)
Built content calendars and tailored posting strategies across multiple restaurant clients
Wrote engaging captions designed to boost interaction and drive conversions
Monitored social media metrics to refine strategies and maximize results
Workflow Optimization
Customized the agency’s Notion workspace for:
Task tracking
Asset management
Client approvals
Improved collaboration between the creative and strategy teams
⚡️ Metrics & Featured Videos
During this project, I managed 6 different accounts across hospitality (Latin restaurants) and retail (a men’s store). To keep this showcase focused, I’ve highlighted 4 of the top-performing accounts, featuring some of the best-performing content and campaign results.
💼 Managed multiple accounts while collaborating with agency teams
🗣 Communicated directly with clients to coordinate launches, events, and campaigns
📈 Stayed on top of social media trends and optimized content strategies
🎨 Balanced creativity and strategy to deliver measurable results across all brands
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Posted Sep 23, 2025
Managed social media for multiple brands, creating engaging content, coordinating with clients, and boosting reach and engagement through strategic campaigns.