Social media marketing · Brand publicity · Visual identity
Al Rawabi,on every feed.
A bilingual social media and brand publicity system for Al Rawabi Dairy Company: everyday juice, milk and cheese, turned into posts people save, share and cook from.
- Client
- Al Rawabi Dairy Company
- Year
- 2016
- Role
- Social media marketing
- Brand publicity
- Visual identity
- Platforms
- Facebook · Instagram · LinkedIn · Pinterest · Twitter · YouTube
[01]Project overview
Products everyone owns,a reason to talk about them.
Juice, milk and cheese are already in the fridge. The brief was to give each one a reason to come up on a feed: a useful fact, a recipe, a small habit worth trying.
We handled Al Rawabi’s social media marketing and brand publicity, designing the posts, the platform publicity posters and the visual rules that make a feed look like one brand.
33
Post designs shown
Juice, milk and cheese, each built around the real pack.
6
Platform posters
A follow-us poster for every channel, from Facebook to YouTube.
EN · AR
Every caption
English and Arabic, designed into the layout from the start.
[02]Approach
Four rules that make a feedlook like one brand.
01
One product, one idea
Every post carries a single message: a vitamin benefit, a recipe, a small habit. Nothing competes with it.
02
Pack first, then the story
The real pack sits large at the edge of the frame. A bold illustration or fresh ingredient tells the idea beside it.
03
Two languages, one panel
English and Arabic share a single caption panel, so each reads as written for its audience, not translated.
04
Colour follows the product
Caption panels match each line: navy for orange juice, maroon for multivitamin and pomegranate, green for lemon mint, teal and blue for milk.
[03]Visual identity
The anatomy ofan Al Rawabi post.
Every post follows the same four-part structure. Hover or tap the markers to see what each part does.

[04]Social media · Juice
Health in a glass,one flavour at a time.
Each juice post turns a flavour into something useful: what is in it, what it is good for, how to drink it differently. Select any post to view it full size.
[05]Social media · Cheese
Recipes with a pack in the picture.
Cheese is an ingredient, so these posts show the finished plate: a burger, a coffee-break sandwich, a school-lunch croissant. The pack stays in frame and the recipe is in the caption.
A better burger
A light work-hours snack
A coffee-break sandwich
A breakfast omelet
Cheer up school lunch
A dinner recipe
[06]Brand publicity · Vitamin D milk
Making a vitamineasy to picture.
Vitamin D is hard to see. The milk posts give it a number, an image of what is at stake and one simple habit, with a shared hashtag, #defeatDdeficiency, tying them together.
#defeatDdeficiency
2000 IU of Vitamin D3
Vitamin D and fitness
Same idea, different colour.
Two of the milk posts were designed in several colourways. Compare them to see how palette changes the tone.
Post
Colourway
Same message, same layout, three palettes. Switching between them shows how much work colour does in carrying the idea.

[07]Brand publicity · Follow-us posters
Six platforms,made of dairy.
A publicity poster for each channel, with the platform logo rebuilt from the products themselves: cheese and biscuit textures, milk splashes and pours.
Facebook
Instagram
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Twitter
YouTube
[08]What we made
A feed that gives something away before it asks.
Across juice, cheese and milk, every Al Rawabi post offers a fact, a recipe or a habit first. The brand is in the corner, the pack is in the picture, and both languages get equal space.
That consistency is the identity: a clear layout, a colour per product line and illustration that explains rather than decorates.
Social media marketing
- Post design across juice, milk and cheese
- Bilingual caption layouts
- Recipe and health-tip formats
- #defeatDdeficiency milk posts
Brand publicity
- Follow-us posters for six platforms
- Dairy-texture platform logos
- Colourway explorations
Visual identity
- Four-part post structure
- Colour system by product line
- Illustration style
- Brand-corner placement
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