
“Thank God it’s Friday” is one of the days and my branding statement. Thats is how I started my work as a freelance brand consultant: remember this Friday, the day our family usually goes to the local farmer’s market, the best place where, during the summer season, you can buy fresh produce in Goshen, NY.
Remember the days when fresh food became so valuable in the days of the pandemic; I started thinking differently about it when I started creating a personal brand and designing a site for the local grocery store Roccoroma. That was the days when I think about creating a personal brand statement, I recall a conversation I had with my customer where I asked them what they believe the true value of food is.
This question made me pause and reflect on the importance of food in our lives. It led me to consider not just the taste or the price of food but also how it affects our health, relationships, and overall well-being. Understanding this value can help me better articulate my brand and how it relates to the food industry. It is essential to recognize that food is more than just sustenance; it is an experience that can bring people together and create memories as a strategic branding consultant. Therefore, I aim to develop my brand’s personality to highlight these deeper values and the meaningful connections that food can foster within our communities and lives.
My customers personal branding logos:

Based on ideas of social distance, I made my first logo design for a Roccoroma client:
Based on ideas of social distance I made my fist logo design for Roccoroma client:
And not many of us think about what God gives us every day.
In days when small cafe`s, Restaurants, and pizza places open in in every corner,
when we use the abbreviation TGiF for branding of TGi Fridays restaurants,
TGi is my personal branding statement:
What does my logo represent?
Even though I am an SEO and brand strategist, I am a specialist in branding marketing, and I have more than 20 years of experience in graphic design. I created many brand identities during my career. I am trying to understand why people use faith for commercial purposes.
Why do we buy fruit and vegetables online in the 2020s?
As I remember, I started building a brand of RoccoRoma on the first day of Ramadan, which is the day when Muslims start fasting. For me, this year’s Ramadan was already a message of understanding the value of usual things for all of us. Besides that, the Pandemic time had just started, which made a lot of changes in our life reality; for example:
- If before Coved all farmers in Orange County sell their locally grown locally grown on markets, now they think how to do it with social distance. For example Goshen Farmers market open one day a week, exactly on Friday, usually till Thanksgiving day it’s a crowded place. This year from 8 to 10 it’s special hours for elder people.
- Local farms and fresh vegetables produce businesses came up with share ideas.
- Business owners try to fix internet ecommerce problems and, at the same time, spend money on ads and advertising.
- As a local food store strategist, I am familiar with internet and social media solutions daily. Before every Friday, I was in NYC at meetups and events or preparing for job interviews. Today is Friday, but probably because of rain, no Goshen’s yard sales are closed, and there are no people at the Yen cafe. I am still at home writing a blog post about digital marketing and Roccoroma branding. Thank God it’s still Friday.

Regarding creating my personal logo design, I began the process by working on examples of personal brand statements. I also focused on creating a unique name for my brand with self-branding ideas. This step was essential as it allowed me to clarify what I want my brand to represent and how I want it to connect with my audience. Developing a personal logo is not just about making something visually appealing it is also about expressing my identity and values through design. In addition to designing the logo, I considered how my brand name reflects my mission and vision. Combining a solid personal brand statement and a memorable logo and name sets the foundation for my brand identity.