Brand set-up
Design system, logo use, colour, type and a tone of voice that sounds like a person, not a brochure.
Case study / BoxKitchenEvents and hospitality
Brand set-up and marketing lead2025 to now, one year and counting
Shipping container kitchens and bars, to rent or buy, for events anywhere in the UK. I helped set the brand up from a blank page and I've run its marketing for a year and counting: the look, the voice, the films, the ads, the website, and the events that sell the next booking.
A new brand in a crowded events market. The job was to make it look established from day one, then turn attention into enquiries.
One person, one camera bag, one plan. Brand, content, ads and web all pulling the same way.
Design system, logo use, colour, type and a tone of voice that sounds like a person, not a brochure.
On site at Silverstone, Aintree and Vegan Camp Out. Reels, timelapses, stills and trader testimonials.
Three content pillars, a monthly plan and a feed that grew tenfold. Instagram and LinkedIn, run day to day.
Meta and Google campaigns aimed at enquiries, not likes, with the content tested before the budget goes in.
Concept renders that put a unit in a setting before it exists, so buyers can picture it at their event.
Webflow site, landing pages and on-page SEO. Score up from 58 to 66.
Win a Week's Free Hire and Sorted Before December, built to fill the calendar in the quiet months.
Stories placed with the trade press, including MCA Insight and Propel.
I film the build, the rush and the people serving. Each event comes back as reels, a case study and an article that does the selling for the next booking.
Four units feeding race fans across the weekend. The biggest crowd of the year and the best proof of what the kitchens can handle.
Real traders, real queues.
The proof writes itself.
Three units trading at the festival, shot from first light to the evening crowd.
The UK's first Neapolitan festival. Shot mostly from the drone: units craned off the lorries, set down on site and fitted out, ready for the gates.
From the lorry.
To trading.
Seen from above.
Five units at Aintree Racecourse. The hero reel cuts from the racing to the queues, the food and the faces, in twenty seconds. The content plan runs the same way every time: build, rush, people, results.
Before. During. After.
A reel, a case study and an article from every event.
Christmas markets get booked early. The winter campaign tells the story in thirty seconds: freezing traders under gazebos, then the switch to a warm, ready to trade BoxKitchen unit. The reel and the posts sold the same idea everywhere.
Cold gazebo. Warm kitchen.
Easy choice.
Paid social creative built in the brand system, a branding package explainer for buyers, and the dark kitchen units used for delivery, shot at last light.
Built so anyone can make a post that looks like BoxKitchen: black and white first, one signal yellow used sparingly, heavy caps, clipped corners and the hazard stripe from the unit fascias.



Skip the build.
//Keep the magic.
Concept renders put a unit where a buyer can picture it: a park kiosk, a Christmas market, a corporate street food day. Always labelled as concepts, never passed off as photos.
Want a marketing lead who turns up on site with a camera and comes back with enquiries? Same approach, your brand.