Gary Neville’s e3creative partners with Human Appeal
e3creative, the digital agency co-owned by former Manchester United star Gary Neville, has been chosen to help international aid charity Human Appeal strengthen its digital presence and reach new audiences online.
The partnership will see the Manchester-based firm delivering a digital strategy incorporating UX and design services. As part of the deal, e3creative will also build a new mobile-optimised donation gateway.
E3creative said it secured the brief following a “rigourous” tender process.
Jake Welsh, the agency’s managing director, commented: “e3creative are delighted to join hands with Human Appeal to re-develop their digital strategy.
“Our efforts will be focused on increasing engagement at every step of the user’s journey.”
Speaking further, Jake said he believes a strong online is “critical” for organisations hoping to reach a global audience.
He continued: “Human Appeal’s work changes lives across the world, their efforts and life changing services need to be reflected across all of their digital channels.
“We look forward to working with Human Appeal to deliver just that.”
The organisation’s new digital platform is due to go live in early June.
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