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Local chamber of commerce launches new website

For the Cumberland Times-News

— MCHENRY, Md. — The Garrett County Chamber of Commerce recently launched a new version of its website, visitdeepcreek.com, incorporating the new County brand, “Deep Creek Experience.”

The redesigned site offers chamber members and visitors new technological functionality that makes using the site, accessing member information and planning a Garrett County getaway easier.

“We are excited to announce the launch of the new visitdeepcreek.com utilizing our new brand,” said Nicole Christian, chamber president and CEO, via news release. “It is fresh, easy to navigate, and technologically superior by featuring a design that automatically adjusts its format to the device that’s being used whether it’s a desktop, smartphone or tablet. Visitdeepcreek.com is the starting point for anyone planning their Deep Creek Experience and is loaded with resources for Chamber member businesses and local residents.”

The new site includes a redesigned layout & navigation, more graphics, a four-season photo gallery, featured specials and easy-to-use functionality.

Along with serving as a guide to current and potential tourists to the Deep Creek Lake area and Garrett County, the website also includes information specifically for current and prospective Chamber members, including membership information and events, advertising and a log-in area for members to update their business information, add events and specials.

Visitors to the site can easily search for any chamber member using the business directory search located on the top left of the home page and every page on the site. And the new visitdeepcreek.com is also a responsive website so it automatically adjusts to whatever platform a visitor is using to access it – mobile, tablet or desktop.

Along with information on the history of Deep Creek Lake and Garrett County, the new site showcases Garrett County’s small towns by highlighting each town in Northern and Southern Garrett County. Plus, the site also includes a link to the new Mountain Maryland Gateway to the West Heritage Area website, garrettheritage.com.

More here.