White Flyer Website Has New Look

White Flyer launches new website that boasts an improved user experience and branded merchandise.

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posted on November 6, 2024
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White Flyer Targets debuts mobile-friendly website with improved product buying information, branded gear and a better user experience.
Photo courtesy of White Flyer

White Flyer has officially unveiled its new website, which offers an enhanced digital experience for users, along with updated branding, access to engaging content and branded merchandise in the gear store.

Mobile friendly, White Flyer’s updated web platform serves as the hub of the company, where visitors can find information about its full line of products, as well as where to buy, media resources, essential contact information and more.

White Flyer opened for business in 1892 and, according to the new website’s history section, “currently serves more gun clubs and shooters than any other target manufacturer in the world.”

“The new White Flyer web platform showcases resources and content that are easy to access, especially by smartphone,” Winchester Ammunition and White Flyer’s Director of Marketing, Jason Gilbertson said. “It’s always our intention to be on the front end of technology and offering our customers a seamless digital experience is extremely important.”

White Flyer fans are encouraged to bookmark the new website, which is live now.

For more information regarding White Flyer Targets and check out the new website, go to whiteflyer.com.

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