Yeah, but, so what?
The site is designed to look ‘glossier than a new car bonnet’. We were able to persuade Harrington to eschew stock imagery of cars in favour of 3D renders, which gave us limitless control of lighting, colouring and position. Other vehicle imagery is super close-up – intimate with the details of beautiful vehicle design.
In other areas of the site, we focused not on cars but the experience of driving them, with a series of the UK’s best driving roads and links to those routes on Google maps.
SEO is critical to the success of a site like this, and one way to do that is through SEO-focused copywriting. This is often key-word fodder and of little literary interest, but we didn’t want to waste the opportunity to deliver added-value, meaning and deeper brand engagement. Consequently, we spent a lot of time researching the history of vehicle marques and creating an interesting read for true car lovers.