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Client · Wings N Things

Wings N Things.

How a small seasonal food business built a brand people show up for, share, and remember from one season to the next.

Scope of work
  • Brand Direction
  • Social Media Creative
  • Local Promotion
  • Menu and Offer Presentation
01 · The problem

The operator ran a seasonal stand every summer that regulars loved but nobody else could find. There was no continuous brand identity between seasons. Every new location and new season felt like starting from scratch.

01
Step 1 of 4

Built a brand direction that could travel between locations, seasons, and menu shifts without losing recognition.

02
Step 2 of 4

Designed simple, printable menu boards, chalk-friendly signage, and event flyers.

03
Step 3 of 4

Created a small library of social posts the operator could ship from a phone during the season.

04
Step 4 of 4

Standardized how the stand appeared on Google Business Profile and in event listings.

03 · The result

The stand now feels like a returning brand rather than a new business every summer. Regulars share it, event organizers reuse it, and the operator can open a new location without redoing the identity from scratch.

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