A growing business says its move to a new base in Shrewsbury is a 'pivotal moment' in its journey.
ECommerce Intelligence team with Chris Turton, Sarah Evans, Neil Anderson and Toby Shaw at New Zealand House
Specialising in producing tangible growth for Amazon sellers, Ecommerce Intelligence help clients develop robust, specific sales models with focus on return on investment. It has now taken the significant step to relocate their Shrewsbury based team into larger premises. The new 1,047 sq ft office, situated in Abbey Foregate, boasts newly refurbished open-plan space in a near-town centre location with on-site car-parking.
"We are excited about this pivotal moment in our company's journey. The move to our new office represents not just physical growth, but also a reflection of the progress we have made as a business," said Chris Turton, Managing Director."Securing a deal with Morris Property has been a smooth process, and we are looking forward to the future.”
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