Campaign & content
A distinct visual identity, finished social artwork and two posts built around one occasion.
The Oak & Ember / fictional pub campaign
Turn a Sunday roast into an invitation to gather. The campaign connects appetising food imagery with a clear Sunday lunch page and table enquiry.

The brief
Lead with a recognisable weekly occasion and food people can picture sharing. The next step keeps the same Sunday promise and asks only what the pub needs to start arranging a table.
The finished campaign

A reason to respond
Turn a Sunday roast into an invitation to gather. The campaign connects appetising food imagery with a clear Sunday lunch page and table enquiry.
Sample social post
A proper roast. A little more gravy. No argument about who is washing up. Bring your people together for Sunday lunch at The Oak & Ember. Ask us about a table and make the weekend end well.
Suggested button: Plan Sunday lunch
Open the customer page ↗Leave a little room in your Sunday. Roast potatoes, seasonal sides and time around the table with your favourite people. Sunday lunch at The Oak & Ember — ask about your preferred sitting.
Ready to adapt as a social post or paid social creative. Any live offer, menu or availability would be agreed with the business.
The Oak & Ember / short videos
The pint pulled and set down on the bar towel, then Sunday lunch on the table with the gravy going on. Filmed the way a phone would film it: ten seconds each that has someone thinking about the pub before the weekend.
Fictional pub · AI-generated video · No real staff or customers
The pub website
Golden roast potatoes. A Yorkshire worth making room for. Your favourite people around the table. Settle in for the part of Sunday everyone can agree on.
Explore the pub website ↗The photograph and wording give the customer a reason to stop.
The same identity, relevant menu ideas and practical information.
A few useful choices start the conversation, with confirmation left to the venue.
What VSL brings together
A distinct visual identity, finished social artwork and two posts built around one occasion.
A matching website with a focused enquiry route and the right information before someone gets in touch.
A new Sunday menu invitation sent only to guests who have asked to receive updates.
For a live campaign, we would measure: Sunday table enquiries, confirmed covers, service capacity and repeat visits.
Fictional portfolio concept. No client results are claimed. The customer page is a demonstration, with no live orders or reservations.
Your business, your campaign
Tell us about your customers, the occasion you want to promote and what happens after someone enquires.