SlyFox Mentions: Curry’s in Business London
SlyFox and Business London have had great success over the last few months and it continues with the recent feature of one of our valued clients Curry’s & Grill! This feature was published in the January 2019 issue and included a glowing write up outlining their menu, specials and exclusive tiffin services. It also mentioned SlyFox’s involvement with social media management and social platform promotions which was displayed prominently on both Business London and the London Free Press in the same month. Check out more about this feature below:
The Curry’s feature talks intimately about the founding of Curry’s and Grill in March of 2018 and their initial success and motivation to expand awareness of their exceptional Pakistani food offerings in London. The owners Ghousia and Tehmina Khan are candid about the student clientele and the influence of smartphone use and social media on their demographic. It was a natural progression for these ambitious owners to reach out to SlyFox for advice on social media management which eventually lead to a successful business relationship that extended their reach and impressions on all target platforms. Take a look at some of the article highlights or read it in full here.
“Before SlyFox handled our social media, I didn’t pay much attention to it,” Khan admits.“Now, when an idea pops in my head, I email Michelle and she takes care of everything.”
We do targeted hashtag research, with the goal of avoiding Instagram hashtag‘ghosting’(not being visible to people who do not already follow you when searching for a hashtag),” Faulds says.“Comments and engagement with Londoners on Currys & Grill’s behalf enable Ghousia to run her business yet still remain actively engaged with her target market.” Specials are posted daily by SlyFox on the restaurant’s social media sites.
Facebook reach has increased from 80 per post to 1,500 per post.” Social media lets Currys & Grill highlight its many offerings, like its tiffin service – another great idea suggested by students.“Many young people are on a tight budget or too busy to cook.
