Think Digital provides Ireland’s Food, Drink & Horticulture businesses with the insight, skills, and supports necessary to win online. We aim to inspire, enable and support clients to engage effectively with their consumers and customers online, in order to achieve commercial success for their businesses.
The programme is designed to elevate the digital capabilities specific to the needs of our industry through self-learning, group support, and 1-1 expert guidance. Use the button below to hear from one of our team about how we can support your goals.
Additional Webinars
These webinars are focused on the practical application of digital marketing. If you would like more information on the Think Digital programme or to hear from one of our team about how we can support your goals please fill your details in at the link below and one of our team will be in touch.
Think Digital: Expression of Interest
Please fill out your details in the form below and one of our team will be in touch with more information on Bord Bia Digital Marketing supports for your business.
For more information on the programme, feel free to contact adam.baker@bordbia.ie or nicola.martin@bordbia.ie
Digital Marketing Guidebooks
These guidebooks have been created to enhance your digital capabilities and show you the 'how-tos'. They were created in response to identified gaps within the Irish Food, Drink & Horticulture Industry. If you would like more information on the Think Digital offering or to hear from one of our team about how we can support your goals please contact us at clientcapability@bordbia.ie
Digital Marketplace Resources Block
This report aims to highlight the opportunity ‘Ocado’, an online retailer in the UK, could have for Irish Food, Drink, and Horticulture companies.
This report aims to help Irish Food, Drink, and Horticulture Brands to create their digital marketplace proposition from scratch
This Webinar & Report aims to guide companies, with experience of the US Alcohol market, on the key considerations for growth in this market.
The purpose of this study is to help Ireland’s Meat and Seafood exporters sell more effectively through online grocery retailers globally.