FULL SERVICE DIGITAL MARKETING · RESTAURANTS
Red Letter Hospitality
The Cork 1794 · Skunk & Goat Tavern
Red Letter Hospitality owns two Erie restaurants, and we are not a vendor to either one. We are the marketing department, full stop, for both.
That means video, design, the website, paid social, events, email, text, and the Google profile guests check before they ever walk in, run as one system across two brands instead of two separate accounts bolted together.
What we run
Content & video
- 3–4 videos published a week, across both brands
- Daily social posts, multiple times a day
Design
- Menu design
- Social media artwork and graphics
Digital presence
- Website work and edits
- Google Business Profile updates, optimization, and reviews
Advertising & events
- Event marketing and advertising
- Social media advertising
Direct to guest
- Custom weekly email newsletters
- Weekly SMS text campaigns
Strategy & planning
- Ongoing strategy sessions
- Social media planning and scheduling
Top-line results · Across both restaurants
Everything else moved with it
By restaurant
The Cork 1794
New Instagram follows are coming in at 3.4× last period’s pace, up 339%.
Skunk & Goat Tavern
New Instagram follows up 282% over the same stretch.
Video performance on Facebook
And it shows up where people actually decide
Source: Meta Business Suite, trailing reporting period (Nov 2025–Aug 2026), both restaurant profiles on Facebook and Instagram. Lifetime follower counts are point-in-time totals; percentages shown are period-over-period change in new follows gained, not growth of the lifetime total. Video performance figures are from Meta's per-video Facebook export for the same period and reflect Facebook video posts only, not Instagram or Reels. Google figures are current monthly averages from the Google Business Profile. Email open rate is the account average, against a restaurant-industry benchmark of roughly 21%. TikTok launched March 2026; follower data pending.
The work
Two brands, one team, one visual language for each. A long-form piece and its shorts, alongside the everyday photography that fills the feed between them.
The Cork 1794
Skunk & Goat Tavern
