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London Tavern Creates Secret Menu Items For Its Twitter Followers

London Tavern Creates Secret Menu Items For Its Twitter Followers

By Paloma M. Vazquez on January 17, 2012

London’s The Opera Tavern demonstrates one way a brand or entity can create (and test) the value of its Twitter community, by announcing a monthly secret menu item — and the password by which to order it — only to its followers. For a single night each month, the restaurant announces a secret burger (which may take the form of a venison, iberico pork, cranberry relish and blue cheese concoction) via a tweet that morning, followed by the password (ask for Pierre the manager and tell him “I’ve got the horn”).

This endeavor instinctively feels like a simple test and execution for a brand/company to create value for its Twitter community via exclusivity of offer — and to create and test various scenarios to assess the value that this audience contributes to the business, and to the company’s reach.

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Paloma is a regular contributor to PSFK. She is also a brand/digital strategist and curious soul. She loves spotting patterns, photographing food, and words. Wanderlust may just be her favorite.

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