OUR SOCIAL MEDIA WORK
Our Work, Your Wins.
Our case studies aren’t long reads. They’re quick hits of how PERK turned scrolls into sales, views into visitors, and likes into loyalty.
Think of it as our highlight reel. Enjoy.
EVENTS
CASE study
Louisiana Renaissance Festival
The mission: sell more tickets and pack weekends. The tool: social media.
What We Did
We leaned into pure FOMO — showing people laughing, exploring, and getting lost in experiences they couldn’t find anywhere else. Short-form video on Instagram and Facebook did the heavy lifting, highlighting the magic of the fest in ways static posts never could.
Why It Worked
We didn’t just post pretty pictures, we built urgency. By showing real people having unforgettable moments, we tapped into human psychology. Short-form video made the fest feel alive in feeds, while comments and shares amplified the buzz. The result? Social proof that turned curiosity into action and hype into sold-out weekends.
The Big Win
The festival sold out most weekends, with social driving the hype, urgency, and nonstop engagement that turned fans into ticket buyers.
RETAIL

CASE study
Fleurty Girl
Lauren Haydel has the perfect personality for social media — but not the time to crank out the kind of content it takes to stay visible and keep sales moving.
What We Did
We built a content engine around her brand voice: 98 videos and 98 curated posts every month, mixing behind-the-scenes, product launches, and the everyday Fleurty Girl culture.
Why It Worked
Authenticity + volume = visibility. High-quality, on-brand videos kept Fleurty Girl at the top of feeds and top of mind, while community management turned engagement into actual sales.
The Big Win
Lauren stayed focused on her stores. We kept her brand everywhere online. The posts didn’t just get likes — they got shoppers through the door.
BANKING
CASE study
Bonvenu Bank
Bonvenu Bank lives by its community-first values, but their social presence wasn’t showing it. They needed a way to highlight their role in helping people, businesses, and nonprofits access the resources that matter most.
What We Did
We launched a short-form video strategy built around real community stories — told by Bonvenu team members, local leaders, and clients. To keep the feed dynamic, we paired those videos with coordinated photos and carousel posts across Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Why It Worked
The content wasn’t about the bank — it was about the community. By making real people the heroes of the story, we turned social into a mirror of Bonvenu’s mission and gave audiences a reason to engage and share.
The Big Win
Bonvenu Bank’s social presence now reflects its real-world impact, proving that a local bank can build trust, loyalty, and growth by putting community stories front and center.
Scrolling's fun.
Growing's better.
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Restaurant
CASE study
The Rum House
After 16 years in business, Rum House was still a local favorite — but its brand identity wasn’t coming through clearly online. Too often mistaken for a Mexican restaurant, they needed a stronger Caribbean-inspired presence that reminded loyal fans why they love it and gave newcomers a reason to check it out.
What We Did
We kicked off with a high-volume content blitz: 45 posts in just two weeks across Facebook and Instagram. The mix included static images, stories, carousel posts, short-form video, and graphic menu designs — all built to highlight Rum House’s Caribbean vibe and the energy of its team.
Why It Worked
We clarified Rum House’s brand story and showed it off with consistent, high-energy content. By leaning into the Caribbean inspiration and spotlighting the people behind the food, the restaurant’s true identity cut through online.
The Big Win
In just two weeks, Rum House’s feed started reflecting the experience of being there — vibrant, fun, and unmistakably Caribbean. Loyal regulars reconnected, and new customers saw the restaurant for what it really is.
AUTOMOTIVE

CASE study
Benson Automotive Group
With eight dealerships across Louisiana and Mississippi, Benson Automotive Group needed a consistent, creative social media presence without losing the authentic, local voice of each store.
What We Did
PERK built a dedicated team to manage their social media full-time, producing thousands of videos and posts featuring staff, vehicles, and events. We traveled between dealerships to capture content on-site, build relationships, and make sure each store’s personality came through.
Why It Worked
We didn’t just manage accounts, we embedded ourselves in the dealerships. By building relationships with staff, showing up for big (and small) moments, and tailoring content for each audience, we kept Benson’s feeds both consistent and uniquely local.
The Big Win
Benson Automotive Group now has more than just a presence online — they have a voice. One that resonates with communities across Louisiana and Mississippi, drives engagement, and turns followers into customers.
Our 40th anniversary coverage with Gayle Benson was reposted by MB USA and the LA Auto Dealers Association.
Launched bilingual content for Hispanic outreach, partnering with Telemundo and collaborating with sales staff to create authentic Spanish-language videos that resonated with contractors and families.
Non-profit
CASE study
Magazine Street
Magazine Street’s annual Restaurant Week needed content that would not only showcase individual menus but also spotlight the energy of the neighborhood.
What We Did
We produced a large-scale content shoot for different businesses. Along the way, we built a strong connection with business owners, delivering personalized galleries of high-quality food and behind-the-scenes photos in addition to the scheduled social assets. On video, we crafted a polished feature piece that highlighted restaurant menus and culture.
Why It Worked
We didn’t just cover the events, we embedded ourselves in the community. By producing high-quality, shareable content and acting as a direct bridge between businesses and the MSMA, we amplified both the personality of individual restaurants and the collective energy of Magazine Street.
The Big Win
Magazine Street saw stronger business engagement, bigger event turnouts, and a boost in visibility that extended far beyond New Orleans.
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