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Where We Started
Well, as most companies do, we had a brainstorm with the help of a friend/marketing professional. They were doing their best to get us to think a bit more deeply than 'these are the gifts we want to buy our loved ones, but can't find them anywhere'.
After much deliberation (and gin), it turns out to be quite simple. We want to be loved. We're needy. We want people to love what we do, not just like it. We said things like;
'Wouldn't it be great if we can supply gifts that make people feel good?'
'Gifts that look and feel like some love and care has gone into them.'
'The gifts should include something they can enjoy with the recipient, and the person receiving the gift is left with more than just an empty bottle.'
'A present with longevity. The gift that keeps on giving.'
Where We Are Now
We all have our favourite tipples and our favourite places to drink them. We enjoy them not just for the taste, but how they look and feel and because they provide an ambience, or social setting that makes us feel that ‘this is our place’ and we feel welcome. SpiritSmith aims to bring a gift to our customers and their loved ones which brings a bit of that ambience and social atmosphere home.
As a busy family run business, we know the importance of having a network of great people around us, providing support, love and friendship. Lets be honest, as family life doesn’t always give us the chance to get out to our favourite places as much as we might like, more and more we are inviting our network of people to enjoy a drink with us at home.
And Here Arrived SpiritSmith
How to Boost Workplace Productivity and Employee Engagement with Corporate Gifts
Recognition gives work meaning
When employees genuinely feel valued by the company they work for, they feel part of something. They understand that their contribution matters and that the work they do has an impact.
Why Do Seasonal Corporate Gifts Have a Stronger Impact on Client Relationships?
Seasonal moments create natural opportunities to surprise, delight and connect with clients and employees when they least expect it. Those unexpected gestures often leave a far greater impression than gifts exchanged during the busy Christmas rush. We believe there is actually a thing called gift fatigue, where gifts actually become less impactful due to the sheer volume and predictability of receiving them.