Grocery TV Brand Refresh
Lead Designer
Project
YEAR
Brand Refresh
2023-2024
Role
Led the visual design for Grocery TV’s brand refresh, redefining the company’s visual identity to better reflect its growth and position as a category leader in in-store retail media. The refreshed brand laid the foundation for stronger first impressions, clearer messaging, and a more credible market presence as we scaled to serve national retailers and brands.
Challenge
As Grocery TV scaled to serve national retailers and brand partners, our existing identity no longer reflected the credibility or clarity needed to reach enterprise audiences. To support this shift, we launched a brand refresh to reposition the company from a scrappy startup to a modern, trusted leader in retail media.
We focused on addressing three core challenges:
Awareness: Growing recognition, but our identity lacked distinction and memorability at scale
Credibility: A playful aesthetic that lacked trustworthiness for larger prospects
Positioning: Ongoing confusion around our offering and role in the retail media space
Prior to joining Grocery TV, this was the original visual identity designed back in 2018.
Process
This brand refresh was primarily focused on updating the visual identity, as the company felt confident in its existing brand voice and positioning at the time. The goal was to evolve the overall look and feel to be more modern, professional, and clean. As we moved from competing with regional players like Volta Charging (now Shell Charging) and Starlite Media to national-scale companies such as CoolerScreens and Amazon, it became essential that our brand reflected the same level of credibility and polish.
Moodboards
Drafts
Results
Merchandise
Photography
Social
Insights
This refresh marked an important shift in how we wanted to show up in the market. As Grocery TV continued to grow and partner with national retailers and brands, our existing identity didn’t fully reflect the scale or credibility we had built — and we were still often perceived as a young, early-stage company.
A key challenge was evolving the brand without losing the approachability that made us unique. The updated system needed to feel modern, strategic, and adaptable — and it laid the foundation for more consistent storytelling across teams and channels. Since launch, we’ve received positive feedback from partners and seen stronger brand recognition within the retail media space.
While the refresh moved us in the right direction, we continue to face perception challenges around scale and market leadership. I’m currently leading a full rebrand set for 2025 to better reflect our growth and reposition Grocery TV as a trusted, industry-leading brand.