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Benny's Pizza · Content Plan

Make the food the marketing

The kitchen is already the best asset. The plan is simple: two shoot days a month, one per store, turned into 3 to 5 short videos a week that earn reach Facebook posts can't.

01, The Three Pillars

What we post

Everything fits one of three buckets. Each does a different job, and together they keep the feed from getting repetitive.

The Hero Shot
Reach

The pizza that makes someone stop scrolling. Hot-honey cup-and-char pull, taco pizza with lava queso and Doritos, the cheese stretch on a fresh Sicilian. Close, loud, no talking needed.

The Build
Trust

Watch it get made. Smash burger on the flat-top, garlic knots tossed fresh, a catering tray coming together. Process content reads as "real kitchen," which is exactly the edge over chains.

The People
Loyalty

New ownership at 115, the regulars, the Friday pepperoni pinwheels, a Drunk Grandma reveal. The stuff that makes a town feel ownership of its pizza place.

02, First Month

Month one, mapped

A realistic starting cadence built from two shoot days a month, one per store. Tighten or loosen once we see what lands.

WK 1
Hot Honey Cup & Char, slow pullThe signature reach video. Tight on the pepperoni cups, hot honey drizzle, basil drop. No words, big sound.Both stores
WK 1
"New owner, same oven", 115 introLean into the new-ownership reviews. Short, warm, owner on camera or voiceover. Tells Effort the story they're already writing in reviews.115 Effort
WK 2
Smash burger flat-top build2.6oz patties, the smash, the cheese pull, fries piled. The menu item nobody knows Benny's does.715 Stroudsburg
WK 2
Taco pizza, fully loadedLava queso, nacho cheese, Doritos on top. The internet-bait pie. Built for shares.Both stores
WK 3
Catering tray time-lapseHalf-tray chicken parm to full setup. Aimed at offices, parties, and the catering line nobody's marketing.715 Stroudsburg
WK 3
Friday pepperoni pinwheelsThe 115 regulars already rave about these. Make the standing Friday special a standing Friday post.115 Effort
WK 4
Garlic knot toss + dunkFresh knots, the sauce dunk, satisfying and fast. Cheap to shoot, easy to repeat monthly.Both stores
WK 4
"Best in Pleasant Valley", review reelReal review text on screen over food b-roll. Lets customers do the selling. Closes the trust gap for new visitors.115 Effort
03, How They're Built

From idea to finished video

A shot list isn't a content plan. Here's what three of these actually sound like, the hook that stops the scroll, the words on screen, the caption, and the line that drives the order. The rest follow the same shape.

Hero · Reach

Hot Honey Cup & Char

Hook (first 1s)

Tight on the pepperoni cups, oil still bubbling. No intro, no logo, straight to the food.

On screen

"the pizza people drive past 3 other places for"

Caption

Cup & char + hot honey. Stroudsburg knows. 📍 Benny's 715 · order link in bio

CTA

Order online → 715 page. Sound: trending audio, no voiceover.

People · Trust

"New owner, same oven", 115

Hook (first 1s)

Uke on camera or in voiceover: "I bought Benny's in Effort because…", a real face, not a graphic.

On screen

"under new ownership · same recipes · best on Route 115"

Caption

New owner, same Benny's you grew up on. Come see what's new at 115. 📍 2660 Route 115, Effort

CTA

Follow @bennys115 for the new menu drops. Soft sell, this one builds the relationship.

Build · Trust

Smash Burger Nobody Knows About

Hook (first 1s)

The smash and sizzle on the flat-top, loud. Text drops in: "you didn't know Benny's did this"

On screen

"the pizza place with a secret smash burger 🍔"

Caption

Everyone comes for the pizza. The regulars come for this. 📍 Benny's 715

CTA

Order online → menu. The whole point: surface a high-margin item people don't associate with Benny's.

Every video gets this treatment before the shoot, so we're capturing to a plan instead of fishing in the edit. Hooks stay under a second, text stays short, and every post has one clear next step.

04, The Cadence

What a week looks like

2
Shoot days a month, one dedicated to each store
3–5
Short videos a week, split across the two stores
2
Instagram accounts, one per location, run for them
∞
Cut-downs for Facebook from the same footage