We've received a brief mention in the latest issue ARA Recognition Review. Check it out below
"Recognition Source recently launched a new e-commerce website and a new look! Established in 1952 by Karl J Thalman, Recognition Source started out with a single jeweler’s chest above a toy store in downtown Provo, Utah. The company has grown into a 17,000-sq-ft facility in Arling- ton, TX. Through its physical location and robust online sales, Recognition Source works with large, prestigious companies. “Our new website boasts some truly amazing features, all designed to streamline the process, and make it a positive experience for the end user,” said Jad Kiswani, Cheif Marketing Officer and Chief Operations Officer.
The site is mobile friendly (a must given Google’s plan to move nonre- sponsive sites lower in search results) and features a striking, professional palette of black, gray, and white. The content works well with the company’s social media offerings on Facebook (www.facebook.com/recognitionsource), Twitter (https:// twitter.com/Rec_Source), and Instagram (https://instagram.com/ recognition_source/).
Though online sales aren’t new to Recognition Source—the company’s first online sale took place way back in 2003—the new website will no doubt usher in a host of new orders for the retailer. But staff and third-gener- ation Chief Exeutive Officer Travis Taylor won’t forget their company’s roots. To help ensure that, they’ve created a gorgeous heritage feature on the site that blends the company’s past with the future of websites.
Visit www.recognitionsource.com/pages/ heritage.
“We encourage you to take a look and explore for yourself,” Kiswani said.
“We always appreciate the feedback. Happy shopping!”
Visit www.recognitionsource.com to see it for yourself!"
Visit www.recognitionsource.com/pages/ heritage.
“We encourage you to take a look and explore for yourself,” Kiswani said.
“We always appreciate the feedback. Happy shopping!”
Visit www.recognitionsource.com to see it for yourself!"
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