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Enjoy Digital toasts to new appointment by Spirit of Harrogate
Leeds-based integrated digital marketing specialist, Enjoy Digital has been appointed by Spirit of Harrogate – owner of premium gin and vodka brand, Slingsby – to support its growth through the creation of a new website.
Enjoy Digital will transform the brand’s online presence with a new site which will allow customers to purchase Spirit of Harrogate’s popular products directly and will emulate its physical store, bringing the company’s personality and passion to life.
For flexibility with CRM integration and mobile-first optimum functionality, the site will be built using Umbraco. It will also serve as a powerful online marketing tool with the capacity for scalability across multiple devices.
Marcus Black, Managing Director of Spirit of Harrogate said: “We’re pleased to be partnering with fellow Yorkshire business, Enjoy Digital to create and launch our new website. We have some big ambitions for the brand and we’re proud of what we’ve built in Harrogate. This is the first step on an exciting journey for us and we can’t wait to begin our new chapter.”
Jonathan Filewood, Managing Director at Enjoy Digital, commented on the agency’s latest appointment: “It’s great to be working with such a fantastic brand that we all love. We are excited to be playing a part in its growth and gin domination!”
For further information about Enjoy Digital, please visit www.enjoy-digital.co.uk
To find out more about Spirit of Harrogate, please visit: https://wslingsby.co.uk/
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Enjoy Digital .
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