Scottish luxury bath, body and home fragrance brand ARRAN Sense of Scotland (formerly ARRAN Aromatics) has been shortlisted for the Business Growth Award at this year’s Herald Digital Transformation Awards on Thursday 25th August.
The awards, now in their second year, were launched to recognise the positive impact that technology has on every aspect of life and reward Scottish businesses across all industries and sectors who are using digital technology in new and innovative ways. This can include growth in terms of revenue, staffing and customer base, to benefit the people they work with, grow their business, deliver successful digital marketing campaigns, or completely change the way they are working on a daily basis.
Following a full re-brand, and despite the pandemic – which saw the brand throwing itself into supporting the local community by supplying free soaps to every island resident, as well as care packages for the homeless and NHS workers – ARRAN has invested in its online presence contributing to an exponential growth in turnover, new customer acquisition, brand engagement and website users.
Claire Logan, ARRAN’s Head of Digital and Ecommerce, commented:
“We’re delighted that we’ve been selected as finalists for The Herald Digital Transformation Awards 2022!
We’ve been shortlisted for the Business Growth Award which recognises the great achievement of growing our business through the use of technology. We are so proud of our team and the hard work they put in to continue to develop our business.
Keep your fingers crossed for Team ARRAN!”
The other industry finalists up for the award in the Business Growth category are; ALTAR Group, Amity Fish Company, NoTosh Limited and Snappy Shopper.
ARRAN Sense of Scotland creates bath, body and home fragrance collections inspired by and proudly made on the Isle of Arran. For three decades, the family-run company has been creating vibrant, evocative scents from its Home Farm factory – an old dairy farm near the historic Brodick Castle. Inspired not only by the breath-taking scenery of Arran, but its deep-rooted ability to make any visitor relax and reset as soon as they step off the ferry. From the freshwater spring to a pinch of seasoned gorse, there’s a bit of Arran in every single product.
