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Created Brand Consistency Across 80+ Digital Touchpoints
Frullato Case Study
Improving discoverability through structured naming and visual consistency
Problem
Frullato operates across multiple outlets, each with its own Instagram presence. However, there was a complete lack of consistency in how these outlets were represented on the platform. Store names were formatted differently, logos varied from outlet to outlet, and there was no standardized identity system in place.
This created a fragmented digital presence where the brand appeared disorganized and difficult to recognize. When users searched for “Frullato” on Instagram, they were presented with multiple accounts that looked unrelated, making it hard to identify official outlets. This not only affected brand credibility but also created confusion for customers trying to locate their nearest store.
From a marketing perspective, this inconsistency weakened the brand’s discoverability and recall. Instead of leveraging the scale of 80+ outlets to strengthen brand presence, the brand was unintentionally diluting its own identity across platforms. The absence of a unified naming convention and visual system meant that Frullato was missing out on a major opportunity to build a strong and searchable digital ecosystem.
Solution
To solve this, I introduced a standardized branding system for all Frullato Instagram handles, focusing on both naming convention and visual identity.
The first step was to implement a uniform naming structure:
“frullato.cityname”
This approach ensured that every outlet followed a predictable and searchable format, making it easier for users to find their nearest store. It also strengthened the brand’s presence in search results by creating a consistent pattern across all listings.
In parallel, I standardized the use of the official brand logo across all outlets. Each account was updated to use the same logo, eliminating visual inconsistency and ensuring that every touchpoint reflects the same identity.
This was not just a design correction it was a system-level branding implementation across 80+ outlets, requiring coordination, communication, and enforcement of brand guidelines.
The focus was to transform scattered individual pages into a unified digital brand network, where each outlet contributes to the overall brand presence instead of operating independently.
Impact
The implementation of a consistent naming and visual system significantly improved the brand’s digital presence and discoverability.
When users now search for Frullato on Instagram, they are presented with a clean, structured list of outlets, all following the same naming pattern and visual identity. This immediately builds trust and makes it easier for customers to identify and navigate to their nearest store.
From a branding perspective, this created a strong sense of uniformity and professionalism, reinforcing Frullato as a well-organized and scalable brand. Instead of fragmented accounts, the platform now reflects a connected ecosystem of outlets, all contributing to a single brand identity.
The standardized naming convention also improved search efficiency, reducing friction in the user journey and making it simpler for customers to discover relevant locations.
Overall, this initiative transformed Frullato’s Instagram presence from a scattered set of individual accounts into a cohesive, searchable, and brand-aligned digital system, strengthening both visibility and customer experience at scale.
Moment Marketing
To further strengthen Frullato’s digital presence and keep the brand culturally relevant, I introduced a structured approach to moment marketing, leveraging festivals, trends, and real-time conversations. Instead of limiting content to product-focused posts, I created creatives around occasions like festivals, pop culture moments, and trending topics, allowing the brand to participate in conversations that the audience was already engaged in.
Each creative was designed to balance brand recall with relatability, ensuring that while the content felt timely and engaging, it still stayed aligned with Frullato’s visual identity and tone. This approach helped humanize the brand, making it more approachable and shareable among audiences.
By consistently tapping into relevant moments, Frullato was able to move from being just a product-driven brand to becoming a conversation-driven brand, increasing engagement, visibility, and overall audience connection.
Impact
The introduction of moment marketing significantly improved Frullato’s engagement and relevance on social media. By aligning content with festivals, trends, and cultural moments, the brand was able to generate higher audience interaction, including increased likes, shares, and comments compared to regular product posts.
This approach also helped Frullato stay consistently visible in the audience’s feed, as timely and relatable content naturally performed better within platform algorithms. As a result, the brand experienced improved organic reach and discoverability without relying heavily on paid promotions.
From a branding perspective, moment marketing made Frullato appear more active, relatable, and in sync with its audience, strengthening emotional connection and recall. Instead of being perceived as just another F&B brand, Frullato evolved into a dynamic and engaging brand that participates in everyday conversations, making it more memorable and shareable.
Localized Launch Creatives
To support the expansion of Frullato across multiple cities, I developed a series of localized launch creatives tailored specifically for each outlet. The idea was to blend Frullato’s core brand identity with the cultural and visual essence of individual cities, making each launch feel more personal and relevant to the local audience.
Each creative incorporated iconic landmarks or well-known elements of the city, combined seamlessly with Frullato’s signature glass and brand visuals. This approach ensured that while the content remained rooted in local familiarity, it still maintained strong brand consistency. The creatives were designed to instantly connect with the audience by creating a sense of “this is your city’s Frullato,” rather than a generic brand expansion.
By adapting the brand to local contexts without losing its identity, these creatives helped bridge the gap between a national brand and a local audience, making each outlet launch more engaging and relatable.
Impact
The localized approach significantly improved audience connection and engagement during new outlet launches. By featuring familiar city elements, the creatives resonated more strongly with local audiences, leading to higher interaction and shareability compared to generic promotional content.
This strategy also helped establish a stronger emotional connection with each city, making customers feel a sense of ownership and familiarity with the brand. At the same time, the consistent use of Frullato’s visual elements ensured that brand identity remained intact across all locations.
Overall, these creatives played a key role in making each new outlet launch feel personalized, culturally relevant, and visually distinctive, while still contributing to a cohesive and scalable brand presence.