I love when I get the chance to work with food bloggers who have a lot of services or products and need help showcasing them more effectively on their website! Emily from My Everyday Table is a food blogger who also has a meal planning service. Throughout the years she has had many people purchase her meal plans and stick around.
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Custom brand design for food blog: My Everyday Table
Project details: Brand Strategy & Logo Design
Through the branding process we were able to define more of Emily’s brand messaging and solidify how she could more confidently share it with her audience. Some of her core brand messaging statements were:
- Feeding your family a quick meal that is also wholesome and delicious CAN be easy.
- Use kitchen shortcuts and techniques to repurpose meals a second time.
- Emily’s background as a nutritionist and a mom means the recipes you share are delicious, wholesome, and satisfying.
Some of our other goals were:
- Increase pages per session by making content more intuitive to find
- Design homepage to serve as a hub to help people dive into different sections
- Clear brand messaging and confidence to share it more with audience
Emily had been using an old version of a premade theme and was looking for a fresh and unique look for her website! I loved the results we were able to come up with together!
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hey friend, i’m madison
Food blogger turned web designer
I’ve been where you are. Growing fast, feeling overwhelmed by the tech side of things, and realizing that somewhere between hitting 100k sessions and launching that new revenue stream, the foundations of your business got left behind.
I started out as a food blogger, so I get it. The constant juggling. The feeling that your site doesn’t match who you’ve become. The frustration of working way too hard while your brand and tech hold you back.
That’s why I created Grace + Vine Studios—to help monetized food bloggers like you finally catch up. Whether it’s your branding, your website, or just figuring out what the heck comes next, I’m here to help you build a business that reflects where you are now and actually improves your life instead of consuming it.
