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​As a social media and PR agency  in the food and beverage industry, we feel somewhat qualified to talk about food trends that will be ALL

Guys, about half the clients who approach us, as a PR and social agency, come in for a launch (or relaunch), spanning public relations, social media

Ever wanted to see your restaurant, bar or food brand in Urban List, Broadsheet or TimeOut? Well this is the blog for you. Over the years

Functions – every hospitality business wants these lucrative, elusive little buggers. However, it can be easier said than done when a functions market, a B2B or

Struggling to get your social media Instagram feed looking flawless? It’s not just a pretty face, your Instagram feed plays a crucial role in social media

Highlights Instagram abandons visibility on likes on posts Instagram engagement is down by 18% Facebook adds scheduling Instagram content to Creator Studio Facebook rolls out 3D

Download our free calendar of major Australian food and beverage + sporting days here. Where has half the year gone? The days fly by when you’re

Aaaand the Papaya top 5 for June is here! We’re back with the social media goods, and there’s changes to

We’ve done the tough work to bring you the top social media stats and news that affect the hospitality industry. Here’s the #downlow for May 2019.

With an ever-growing number of restaurants opening across Australia, it’s more important than ever for those in the industry to

Papaya’s Monthly Social Media Snapshot Each month, we do the tough work to bring you the top social media stats

The Shout: Papaya on JP Whetherspoon closure of social media accounts The Shout spoke to Papaya’s Catherine Slogrove on whether

Catherine, bright eyed and bushy tailed with Barmetrix This month Catherine guested on a webinar with Barmetrix’s Jason Jelicich on

Papaya’s Monthly Social Media Snapshot Each month, we do the tough work to bring you the top social media stats

Australian Hotelier interviewed Catherine on the hyper targeted social media strategies that saw the Rose of Australia take out the