Max Baasner
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Kammerjäger Wenzel · 2026Case study

Kammerjäger Wenzel: From zero to a brand of his own in two weeks

A complete concept for a newly self-employed pest controller: branding, UX/UI, copy, SEO, imagery and implementation. Instead of fear tactics and chemical imagery, I created a personal website built around an interactive house cross-section.

BrandingCorporate WebsiteSEO OptimisationContent Strategy

The result in one sentence

From zero to a complete brand and website in roughly two weeks of focused work.

My role

Concept, UX/UI Design, Branding, UX Writing, SEO, Image Concept, AI Art Direction, Lovable Implementation

Worked with

Owner

01Situation

Rainer started his own business without a website, a brand or any digital presence.

Starting from zero

There was no existing website, brand world or digital infrastructure to build on.

A fresh start with principles

Rainer deliberately wanted to appear personal, transparent and trustworthy instead of relying on pressure, fear and an anonymous emergency-service feel.

A recommendation as the starting point

The contact came through an existing client. What began as a website project turned into a complete brand build.

02Complication

A market full of warning signals, chemical imagery and interchangeable emergency-service websites, while the new brand needed to feel exactly the opposite.

Trust instead of fear

Pest control is often presented online in the most threatening way possible. The new site needed to reassure people without downplaying the problem.

A complex service range

Many different pests had to be easy to find without turning the site into an endless catalogue.

Building everything at once

Positioning, branding, copy, SEO, imagery and implementation were developed in parallel within a very short timeframe.

03Approach

I did not recreate the category. I started with how customers actually experience the problem: pests do not appear in categories, they appear in rooms.

The house as navigation

A cutaway house makes it visible which pests typically appear in the basement, kitchen, bedroom, attic or garden.

A positive visual direction

Instead of protective suits, poison sprayers and shock imagery, I developed a bright, friendly and approachable visual world.

Personality first

Direct contact with Rainer, WhatsApp and a clear first-person perspective replace anonymous hotline communication.

Everything from one source

Concept, branding, AI-assisted logo work, UX/UI, copy, SEO, imagery and implementation were designed as one coherent system.

04Results

Still too new for robust conversion or SEO metrics, but ready for self-employment in a very short time.

Around two weeks of focused work

From a blank page to brand, website, content, SEO foundation and finished implementation.

Clearly differentiated presence

The website deliberately stands apart from the aggressive communication typical of the pest-control market.

Delighted client

Rainer was especially enthusiastic about the house concept and immediately started telling people about it.

Measurement follows after launch

Lead, ranking and conversion data will only become reliable with more time in market.

Methods
Competitive AnalysisInformation ArchitectureUX WritingSEO AnalysisPrototyping
Tools
LovableChatGPT

What I take away from it

Listening is concept work

When you understand how a client experiences their own work, ideas emerge that no category moodboard can provide.

Category clichés are opportunities

When nearly every competitor communicates in the same way, deliberately thinking differently can become the strongest positioning.

Enjoyment improves the outcome

When client and designer are genuinely excited about the solution, bolder ideas and faster decisions follow.

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