Great Food Club’s new mobile site
Published on February 13, 2013
Great Food Club now has its very own mobile web application. The new website, developed specially for mobile phones by Midlands-based Next Big Leap Media, allows food lovers to join Great Food Club free of charge by simply registering with their email address.
Once registered, new members are given access to an individually-numbered digital membership card, which they can use to claim exclusive offers put on by Great Food Club restaurants, pubs, cookery schools and food shops.
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Example of a digital membership card
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Each member’s digital card is stored on his or her smartphone, allowing them to access it at any time, whether an active web connection is available or not. iPhone users are invited to pin a Great Food Club icon to their home screens, while Android users can simply bookmark the site to give them quick access their e-cards.
iPhone users can add a Great Food Club icon to their screens for quick and easy site access
Another feature of the mobile site is its quick search function, which allows food lovers to find their 20 nearest Great Food Club-affiliated establishments by entering a postcode or location, or by allowing their phones to use their current location.
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The mobile Great Food Club search function
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To browse the new mobile site, go to www.greatfoodclub.co.uk on your mobile phone. The site recognises a mobile is being used and automatically displays the mobile version of the site, rather than the full site.
The site provides a handy way of exploring high quality, independent pubs, restaurants, producers, cookery schools and food shops near you.
All food and drink establishments that become affiliated to Great Food Club are selected by us because of the quality of food and drink they offer, plus their commitment to good, friendly customer service. Once affiliated, they are invited to put on special offers to Great Food Club members.
Only independent businesses with roots in their local areas are asked to join Great Food Club. No big chains or supermarkets are invited to join.
