Laptop showing a mocktail website with hands holding three cans against a blue poolside background.

Kul Mocks

Revitalizing online, social and in-person presence to stay a mocktail market leader.

Services
Branding
Illustration
Photography
Website
Collaborators
Ben Ellenbecker → Strategy & Copy
Summary

A soon-to-be mother, registered dietitian, and cocktail lover started a mocktail movement. Kul Mocks, an early category leader, was looking to position their brand, website, and collateral around their core audience of mindful drinkers, designated drivers, and the health-conscious.

Geniune flavor, nothing artificial, and a damn good mocktail

Text curved with sketches of coconut halves saying 'Made with coconut water for hydration you're welcome'.
Three Kul Mocks craft mocktail cans: Strawberry Margarita, Blackberry Lime Mojito, and Moscow Mule.
Man wearing white t-shirt with green petal-like design and text promoting natural mocktails.Hand holding a blue bag with yellow floral designs and KUL MOCKS craft mocktails logo.
Business card for Danielle Goss, CEO of Kul Mocks, showing tagline, photo, and logos of Kul Mocks and Mayo Clinic.
A Brand Built in a Kitchen, Not a Boardroom

Kul Mocks started the way most good ideas do — out of necessity and chaos.

Danielle was pregnant, still craving a good cocktail, and tired of pretending sparkling water hit the same. So she made her own.

What started in a Wisconsin kitchen is now a full-blown movement to make moderation taste good.

This grit and story was infused into the website, social and brand collateral.

Smiling woman outdoors holding three boxed Kul Mocks mocktail kits with greenery and children in background.Collage showing a pregnant woman in a factory, a woman holding Kul Mocks boxes, and a strawberry cocktail.
Banner showing hands holding three Kul Mocks craft mocktail cans against a clear blue sky.Person holding menu featuring six flavored Kul Mocks canned cocktails with flavor descriptions.
Can of Kul Mocks Strawberry Margarita craft mocktail on sandy beach with boats in background.Collage promoting Kul Mocks mocktails with event photos, product cans, and 'Stay in Good Spirits' text.
The Sales Pitch
Tying It All Together

As Kul Mocks continues to expand to large and smaller retailers to grocery around the country—having their pitch and online storefront match their revitalized brand story and positioning was important.

Kul Mocks craft mocktails website homepage and product page shown on a smartphone by a pool.
Collage showing Kul Mocks mocktail cans, founders Nate and Danielle Goss, and seasonal mocktail lineup.

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