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Client

Taco Bueno

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Scope of Work

Social Media, Television, Paid Media, Email, SMS, Art Direction, Strategy, Concept Creation, Production.

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Approach

Promote sales of Buenoโ€™s Mucho Nachos along side their new half-sized Nachitos.

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Dates:

Feb - Apr 2024

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Agency

Ilumiere Digital Marketing

Creating an inclusive, culturally authentic campaign to boost foot traffic and community engagement.

The Challenge: Reviving Foot Traffic

While our client experienced increased sales, this was primarily driven by inflation rather than customer growth. Foot trafficโ€”including online ordersโ€”was declining, and we needed a strategy to draw more people into their Bueno locations, revitalizing both in-person visits and digital engagement.

Our Strategy: An Authentic Tex-Mex Connection

We developed a fresh brand voice that spoke directly to the heart of our audience, blending Spanglish and a Tex-Mex flair. This inclusive messaging reflected the diversity of the clientโ€™s customer base, largely made up of blue-collar workers, and also honored the clientโ€™s Latino leadership team. By authentically embracing Tex-Mex culture, we shifted the brand away from appealing solely to its older, predominantly white demographic and positioned it as a vibrant, welcoming experience for everyone.

On social media, we combined cultural relevance with trend-driven content, balancing real-time social moments with a structured posting calendar. This allowed us to stay nimble while keeping the brand consistent and engaging.

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