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Experience behind Outhouse

Building a consumer brand with more flavour than the category.

Gousto
Role
Head of Creative
Problem
Modernise the brand, rebuild the creative team and accelerate growth
Scope
Brand · Product · Growth · Campaigns
Gousto Give It Some film

The problem.

Give it some Gousto.

Recipe boxes risk turning dinner into a logistics product: convenient, efficient and visually interchangeable. Gousto needed a more distinctive brand, a stronger creative team and an experience capable of connecting the product to the pleasure of actually making dinner.

Build emotional appetite in a category dominated by functional claims.

Create a system disciplined enough to support product and growth at speed.

What we saw.

The answer was not decoration. It was a clearer creative idea and a brand experience with energy, confidence and a recognisable point of view — from the box to the broadcast.

01 / Rebrand / creative platform

A brand with appetite

The brand was modernised around the energy of cooking and the satisfaction of making something yourself — expressive enough for culture, useful enough for commerce.

02 / Campaign / brand idea

Give it some Gousto

A simple, ownable expression brought the brand’s personality into the world and created room for product, food and people to speak with one confident voice.

03 / Customer experience / growth

Brand meets product

Creative decisions connected acquisition, the digital journey, the box and the meal itself. Brand was not an extra layer; it was part of how the product worked and grew.

04 / Creative leadership / operations

A team built to make

Rebuilding the in-house creative capability created stronger ownership, sharper standards and a team able to balance brand ambition with the demands of a high-growth business.

What changed.

A more distinctive consumer brand, a stronger internal creative capability and an experience designed to make choosing dinner feel considerably less beige.

Brand, product and growth. Served together.
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