Brannigans
Website Case Study
When brothers Paul and Padraig approached us, they wanted a fresh, new website that would incorporate their traditional gastropub’s rich history into a modern design, whilst highlighting their quality of food and service. They also wanted their website to be discoverable on Google by new customers who were searching for a pub like theirs.
Intro
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Website
After helping to secure the €2,500 grant from their Local Enterprise Office, we got to work redesigning Brannigans’ website to align with Paul and Padraig’s vision, taking care to highlight the quality of service these brothers and their team provide. Our developers integrated an online booking system enabling customers to order takeaway for click and collect as well as a store feature where customers could buy gift vouchers. We included a gallery of images of their function rooms to promote event bookings and optimised every page of their website for SEO, ensuring Brannigans would rank highly on Google to all their ideal customers.
Website Timeline
See how we completely transformed Brannigans’ website to one that showcased this family run pub’s quality service, was easily discoverable on Google and functioned perfectly on all devices from mobile to tablet to desktop.
Week 1
Our talented team of designers put their heads together to come up with an impactful web design for this treasured, Irish pub. We presented the mockup to Paul & Padraig who gave us their feedback.
Week 2-3
Adjustments made, Paul & Padraig approved the mockup design and our team started planning the real website.
Week 3-5
Our developers built the website, integrating important features to make the running of the brothers’ business smoother and easier.
Week 5-7
We sent Paul & Padraig the finished design for them to take a look at how it would be on mobile, tablet and desktop and got their approval to take it to the final step.
Week 8
Brannigans’ new and improved site went live! And what an impact it made. Paul & Padraig experienced a significant increase in website visitors, event enquiries and table bookings in the weeks and months to follow, leaving them delighted with the results of their new website.
What we did
- We secured the Trading Online Voucher, a government grant available for small Irish business to cover half their marketing costs
- Our team created a website design for small businesses that reflected the traditional yet modern style of Brannigans’ brand
- Our developers created a website that included important features to facilitate the running of the brothers’ business
- We optimised the website for SEO at the time of building, ensuring it would show up in Google search results
- We optimised the website to deliver a flawless user experience across all devices; mobile, tablet and desktop
Your local enterprise office is paying 50% of all marketing expenses, it’s called the “Trading Online Voucher”
Find out how to use this effectively, and how we help with the whole process.
Your local enterprise office is paying 50% of all marketing expenses, it’s called the “Trading Online Voucher”
Find out how to use this effectively, and how we help with the whole process.
Your local enterprise office is paying 50% of all marketing expenses, it’s called the “Trading Online Voucher”
Find out how to use this effectively, and how we help with the whole process.
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