Meet Gift Guru Gal: Get Community's Newest Brand is Set to Take Gift Seekers on a Cyber Journey

ORANGE, Calif., September 12, 2018 (Newswire.com) - Digital marketing agency (or gurus since we’re on the subject) Get Community Inc. is launching its latest brand asset within the online shopping realm. Gift Guru Gal is ready to take users on a cyber journey to find the best gifts for any occasion or hobby. The launch of this new asset for Get Community is the first to come as the company expands their business portfolio. With a strong team of creatives and experts in various aspects of digital marketing, Get Community is testing the waters on the development of a series of websites that will potentially expand the company's growth opportunities. 

Since its inception nearly eight years ago, Get Community has made a name for itself working its digital marketing magic within the new home building and development industry. They’ve helped lead master-planned neighborhoods to a sold-out status and moved more than a few large home building firms to the forefront of the industry. Their next step? Navigating the lucrative world of online buying and selling.

Building Gift Guru Gal was to create something that was a little more refined and curated than Amazon or Pinterest. Searching online for gifts is always fun, but weeding through millions of products eventually ends up being frustrating. My hope was to build a site that served to inspire ideas that lead to the sale of actual products. It may be safe to say now, 'You did it!'

Ryan Canton, COO, Get Community

Gift Guru Gal is bringing the coolest products from the most unique and popular vendors to one central location for shoppers to explore. Ready-made lists tailored to a topic or hobby help streamline gift shopping and minimize irrelevant clutter. 

“Building Gift Guru Gal was to create something that was a little more refined and curated than Amazon or Pinterest,” says Ryan Canton, COO of Get Community Inc. “Searching online for gifts is always fun, but weeding through millions of products eventually ends up being frustrating. My hope was to build a site that served to inspire ideas that lead to the sale of actual products. It may be safe to say now, 'You did it!'”

Source: Get Community Inc.

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