Work that moved the numbers.

EatOkra is the go-to app for discovering Black-owned restaurants across the country. When the founders needed a social media team, they came to NOM Media to turn a following that was shrinking into a community that was growing and using the app.

We built a content plan around consistent, on-trend reels and short videos, paired with daily community management and targeted engagement. In the first month, the account went from losing followers to gaining more than 500 new ones, and growth carried into app downloads and website visits from Instagram.

“Our follower count is up, impressions are 4x where they were at the end of the previous quarter, and more people have visited our website through Instagram than months prior.”Anthony & Janique Edwards, EatOkra

Minority Millennials empowers young people of color through job access, wealth building, and civic engagement. NOM Media serves as its social media partner, planning and producing content that brings the mission to life and keeps the community active between events.

Our work covers content strategy, video and graphic production, publishing, and community management across the organization's channels.

Feed Forward works toward a healthy, sustainable, and equitable food economy through programs, products, and consulting. They brought in NOM Media for video production and digital marketing consulting to support growth of their app.

We produced video content and advised on the digital marketing plan behind it, with a focus on turning interest into subscriptions.

Dr. Maureen Dunne is a Rhodes Scholar, a former National Science Foundation Fellow, and the co-founder of a venture-backed education technology company. She asked NOM Media to raise awareness of her work through public relations.

We developed the story angles and pitched local and broadcast outlets, securing coverage that reached a large New York audience.

Long Island Elite brings together Long Island business and civic leaders through its programs and annual gala. NOM Media designs a monthly full-page print ad series that runs in the Long Island Press, keeping the organization in front of business and civic leaders all year.

We also cover their signature events on camera, giving the team photo and video content to promote the next one.

Bright Side Restoration helps Long Island homeowners and property managers recover from property damage, from water damage to puffbacks. On an ongoing retainer, NOM Media runs their monthly social content and a steady email program that keeps the company top of mind before an emergency happens.

We also brought their team into NOM Studios in Garden City for a multi-camera video shoot, creating on-camera content featuring their own people that feeds social, email, and the website for months.

Family & Children's Association is a Long Island human services nonprofit. For a grant-funded initiative with local faith leaders, NOM Media created an animated video combining custom illustration, motion design, and narration, built to a firm grant deadline.

We also filmed a separate program video on location at St. Joseph's Hospital, showing the people and partnerships behind FCA's work.

Phoenix House provides addiction treatment and recovery services across Long Island. NOM Media is leading a full website redesign and rebuild, from brand-aligned design through development, built so families and referral partners can find the right program quickly.

The new site is structured for search and AI assistants, with clear program pages and calls to action.