Decent coffee. Decent digital. No nonsense.
How do you speak Gen Z’s coffee language?
That's the brief Taylors gave to us, with the aim of attracting younger shoppers currently choosing high street brands like Lavazza and Starbucks. And how did they plan on achieving this? A premium product with simplicity at its core.
Taylors’ new brand positioning focuses on simplicity, with the aim of cutting through the noise and being seen as the most relevant choice of brand for the busy working adults audience.
This was the core thinking behind the Coffee Bags product which offers decent ground coffee in a fuss-free, easy to use format. There’s nothing better than being relatable to your consumer - we’re thinking of the man in his wife’s dressing gown enjoying a cheeky cup of morning coffee. In the words of Taylors: “Flipping heck, that’s decent”.
So where did we come in?
With an overly complicated website that lacked technical feasibility, Taylors tasked us with overhauling its digital ecosystem to align with its overarching brand objectives and vision to ‘free UK coffee lovers from compromise and confusion in a genuinely decent way.’
Issues with functionality, a new brand positioning and new product launches meant that Taylors was looking for a complete website redesign to help it move forward. Particular goals we needed to achieve were:
- Driving sales on Retailer.com channels
- Bringing life to the new Taylors’ brand
- Differentiating Taylors from competitors
- Capturing data to fuel retargeting and furthering marketing efforts
- Winning new consumers into the brand and fuelling growth
How did we do it?
Fuelled by lots of cups of coffee (Taylors of course!), we coordinated a complete website replatform and developed a content management system. And, to enhance customer experience further, worked with Adimo to deliver a shopper integration that allows users to add products from the Taylors website directly into their online supermarket shopping baskets at Asda, Waitrose, Sainsburys, Amazon and the rest!
The team’s particular highlights include the introduction animation, header animation featuring new ranges, the video reel on the homepage showcasing Taylors’ TV ads, Adimo integration enabling customers to buy online through online supermarkets, and the ‘brew guides’ on each product page.
We’ve also seen a 9.23% average conversion rate for the ‘add to basket’ functionality.
We wanted to completely revolutionise the way we use our website and give it purpose - transforming it from a glorified ‘About us’ page to something that performs. With launches selling out within minutes the site needed to be capable of withstanding high traffic demand.
Ollie Ratcliffe, Taylors of Harrogate
Digital Communications Specialist