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Jim's Pure Honey
 

The sweetest and purest honey in the southwest, Jim's Pure Honey supplies honey to many high end grocery stores and natural health food stores in the Valley. Jim's Pure Honey supplies a supreme honey product and needed their first Web site to be as exciting and delicious as their honey


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Jim's Pure Honey, The Finest From the Arizona Desert, a small time honey distributor and bee wrangler needed a way to convey their message online. Being their first site 23 Degrees started with what they already had.


Professional Design
Honey Highlights / Facts
Online Shopping
Vendor list & Contact info Page
 
Execution Strategy
 

23 Degrees worked with what Jim's Pure Honey already had, their colors, logo, and product and incorporated it into a well designed visual design that provides a highly visible and professional image.

Brand translation
Image selection photography
Copy writing
Shopping Cart E-purchase
Continual Tracking and Fine Tuning
 
Results
 

Jim's Pure Honey has stepped up their production and attributes a 20% of their orders to the Web, and 75% of their large quantity orders to out of state honey lovers.

Since their Web site launch, and Search engine marketing initiatives Jim's Pure Honey has their exposure considerably, and carry top rankings in their target market category
 
 
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