A social media playbook built to put SCOOOP exactly where it belongs — in everyone's feed, and on everyone's lips.
SCOOOP has something rare: an ownable, memorable brand name that no competitor in Malta has. The triple-O is playful, distinct, and built for social. The Sliema location delivers high foot traffic, and the product category — ice cream — is among the most naturally shareable on Instagram.
306 followers significantly undersells a brand with real personality. Zero Google discoverability, no TripAdvisor listing, no website, no delivery platform. SCOOOP is invisible to tourists and to anyone searching for dessert in Sliema — and that gap is entirely closable.
306 followers. 50 posts. Windsor/Stella Maris corner, Sliema. Just opened. Everything to play for.
Maltese residents aged 16–35 who are social media native, value aesthetics, and form the loyal repeat-customer base that sustains the brand between tourist seasons.
Visitors to Malta searching for local, shareable food experiences. Highly motivated to review and tag. A single well-timed photo with SCOOOP becomes free advertising to their home-country audience.
SCOOOP does not appear in any search for "ice cream Sliema," "gelato Malta," or even its own name. A tourist planning a dessert stop will never find it. Google Business Profile takes 30 minutes and costs nothing.
Every established competitor in Sliema — Sottozero, Amorino, RivaReno — has hundreds of TripAdvisor reviews. Tourists default to ranked listings. SCOOOP is not on the board yet.
The current bio is an announcement, not an invitation. It misses the address, a loyalty hook, and a reason to follow. The profile photo uses a phrase-heavy design rather than a clean logo mark — a missed opportunity for instant recognition.
Competitors on Wolt reach all of Malta. SCOOOP is limited to walk-ins only. No website means no anchor for search traffic, no menu discoverability, and no destination for QR codes in physical marketing.
Before content strategy, the storefront must be right. Here's the before, the fix, and what to build around it.
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THE SCOOOP
ICE-BREAKER
MELTING MOMENTS
THE SCOOOP
SLIEMA, MALTA
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SLIEMA FRONT
Highlights are the permanent storefront for anyone who arrives at the profile for the first time. Each cover must be on-brand — pink background, white icon, clean and bold.
A physical stamp card — one stamp per flavour tried. Collect 10 stamps and your next scooop is free. The mechanic rewards exploration, drives repeat visits, and is an ownable, talkable brand artefact in customers' wallets.
A rotating limited-edition flavour announced every Monday via IG Story and feed post. Gone by Sunday. The urgency mechanic creates a weekly content moment, drives foot traffic mid-week, and gives customers a reason to keep checking the profile.
Quarterly limited-edition flavours created in collaboration with other Maltese brands — a local bakery, a café, a drinks brand. Each collab cross-pollinates audiences, generates press, and gives SCOOOP a cultural presence beyond the storefront.
From 306 to 800+ by end of Month 1 through consistent Reels, profile optimisation, and two micro-influencer activations. A realistic target for a brand that is not yet discoverable.
Industry average for food brands is 1.5–3%. SCOOOP's small, loyal audience and high-interest category should sustain 4–6% engagement with pillar-led content and active comment replies.
Claim the Google Business Profile and generate 20+ reviews in Month 1 by placing a QR code at the counter. A 4.5+ rating immediately positions SCOOOP among Sliema's top dessert spots on Maps.
Arc: Establishing Tone → Community Focus → Campaign Teaser → Campaign Launch
Hero product shot. The most beautiful thing on the menu — full cone, ideal lighting, pure desire. No text, no clutter. Just the scooop.
5-slide brand origin story. Slide 1: the name. Slide 2: what it means. Slides 3–4: the product. Slide 5: CTA to follow + visit. Warm, playful copy throughout.
20 seconds. Slow-motion scoop from tub to cone, close-up of the curl, the hand receiving it. Trending audio. No talking. Pure product. Designed to stop the scroll.
A real customer enjoying their cone outside the shop. UGC-style warmth. Natural light. Tags the customer (with permission). Community-first energy that signals the brand is human.
Each slide is one flavour: name, dominant colour, a one-line mood description. "Pistachio — for the one who has good taste." 6 slides total including a CTA to come in and try.
15 seconds. Humorous, relatable journey. Customer walks in "just for one," walks out with three scoops and a smile. Trending sound. First-person POV cut. Designed to go wide.
Teaser image of the upcoming Flavour of the Week. Show only the colour — blurred, cropped, mysterious. No name revealed yet. Build anticipation over 3 days of stories.
12-slide carousel. Each zodiac = a flavour with a funny, accurate description. Highly shareable and saveable. Comment bait: "Drop your sign and we'll tell you your flavour."
Casual street-interview format. Ask passers-by to name their favourite SCOOOP flavour. Cut quickly between answers. Funny moments included. Shows the brand is embedded in the community.
Flat-lay of the actual passport card, beautifully photographed. Clean background, brand pink, first stamp already on it. This is the campaign launch moment — make it feel significant.
Full reveal of the limited monthly flavour. Slide 1: name + colour. Slide 2: ingredients. Slide 3: the story behind it. Slide 4: how to get it. Available this week only.
30 seconds. Clean voiceover or text-on-screen explainer. Show the card, show the stamp, show the free scooop at the end. Simple, clear, repeatable. Pin this to the top of Stories.
In a destination like Sliema, every physical touchpoint is a marketing moment. Every cup, card, and sign that leaves the shop is a potential Instagram post.
Physical stamp card. 10 flavour stamps = 1 free scooop. Designed in brand pink with the logo mark. Small enough for a wallet. Collectable by design.
A branded wall, neon sign, or large-format print installation that customers want to photograph. The goal: every customer who takes a photo here shares it. Free impressions every time.
Every cup that leaves the shop is advertising. Sleeve design with SCOOOP logomark, brand pink, and the Instagram handle. Instagrammable packaging is a growth mechanic.
A weekly rotating printed or chalkboard sign inside the shop announcing the limited flavour. Photographs well. Gives media for the Monday IG post.
Positioned on the pavement at the Windsor/Stella Maris corner. Bold brand colours, daily special or tagline, QR code to Google Maps. First contact point for foot traffic.
At the counter: a small branded card or stand with a QR code linking directly to "Leave a Google Review." Tourists are motivated to review immediately post-experience.
A clean, bold window treatment with the SCOOOP logotype and a single tagline. Visible from across the street. Makes the shopfront unmissable and immediately brandable.
A compact, portable branded setup for Malta food markets, events, and festivals. Brand colour tablecloth, freestanding logo, passport cards on display. SCOOOP beyond the storefront.
Monthly Retainer Add-Ons
Monthly shoot sessions producing feed posts, Reels, and Story content following the pillar system. Delivered ready-to-post.
IG + FB ad campaigns geo-targeted to Sliema and tourist demographics. Flavour launches and passport promotions boosted strategically.
Ongoing management of the Malta micro-influencer programme. Identify, brief, coordinate, and track every activation from gifted tastings to paid partnerships.
Daily management of DMs, comments, and story replies. Every interaction replied to within 4 hours. Turns followers into fans and fans into regulars.
A clean monthly report covering reach, engagement, follower growth, top-performing posts, and a recommendation for the following month's focus areas.