Food Truck, Food & Beverage Marketing

A food truck's biggest problem is simple: people need to know where you are today. We set up a weekly location schedule and post it where your regulars look, on Instagram, Facebook and your Google Business Profile. Daily stories and posts with the menu special and the exact spot do more than polished ads.

Catering and private events are often the most profitable part of a truck business. Weddings, office lunches, brewery nights and school events book weeks ahead. A clear catering page, a short inquiry form and fast replies turn that demand into contracts.

Online ordering through Square, Toast or a similar system cuts lines and lets you collect emails. A simple loyalty offer brings regulars back. Weather and events shape every week, so we plan around both.

Beverage marketing covers coffee, juice, functional drinks, energy drinks, mixers and alcohol, and the rules differ for each. Non-alcoholic drinks follow FDA and FTC rules on claims. Words like "boosts immunity" or "detox" invite trouble unless you can back them up, and some health claims are not allowed at all.

Alcohol adds more layers. The TTB regulates beer, wine and spirits advertising at the federal level, and states add their own rules. Meta requires alcohol ads in the US to target people 21 and older. Google allows alcohol ads in the US but restricts targeting and content. Industry codes also expect ads to run where most of the audience is of legal drinking age.

We check every claim and placement against those rules. Your staff, and your counsel for alcohol brands, approves final copy.

Ongoing work for a food truck, single location or brand starts at $1,000 a month. Sampling costs and media are billed separately, and product images come from your own files or licensed stock.

Cost depends on how many channels and retailers you support, how much content you need and how fast you are expanding.

We will not promise viral posts, retailer placements or a set sales number. As a food marketing company, we tell you what we see in the data, including when to pause. Our omnichannel marketing service ties online and in-store sales together. For packaging and identity, see our food and beverage branding page. Sit-down operators should see our restaurant marketing page. All our channels are on our digital marketing agency page. Growers and agribusinesses that sell upstream can see our agriculture marketing page. Independent grocery stores can see our grocery marketing page.