Independent retailers’ website gets new name and look
Site's new simplified menu will make it easier to search for benefits, deals, services and news
Print8 September 2020
The Federation of Independent Retailers (NFRN) has given its website a smart new makeover.
Now called TheFedOnline.com, the site has a vibrant new look, simpler navigation and exciting new content which the association is confident will give users a significantly enhanced digital experience.
A clear and simplified menu makes it easier to search for benefits, deals, services and news. It has also been designed for ease of use on any computer platform, whether desk top, laptop or mobile.
Announcing the new look, national president Stuart Reddish said: “We are very proud to unveil our new and much improved website. Besides giving the federation a vibrant new platform, it really showcases the huge portfolio of benefits and guidance that is available and better reflects the organisation’s positioning as the voice of the independent retailer with a modern platform for members and potential members.
“TheFedOnline.com is modern, informative and simple to use so members can quickly access relevant information,” he said.
The new site will contain breaking NFRN and industry news, latest deals and benefits and advice on employment matters and legislation. Exclusive member only content will include latest business partner deals, news from the federation’s districts and branches and access to the NFRN’s legal help.
“We believe that TheFedOnline.com will be a powerful resource for members,” Reddish added. “As a one stop site it will provide independent retailers with all the information they need to run their businesses even more effectively, helping to plan and implement successful solutions to the problems and opportunities faced. It will also keep fully up-to-date with everything that is going on in the federation and the industry.”
Members who were registered users of the old NFRNOnline.com site will not have to reregister to access the new site.
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