SCOSCHE INDUSTRIES LAUNCHES UPDATED WEBSITE

Written by Michael G

Friday, 17 April 2009 14:41

Scosche Industries (www.scosche.com), a leader in mobile electronics aftermarket accessories, launches a new corporate website today. Boasting a complete re-design, the new Web site is more user-friendly with easy navigation and offers many new features and updated information for both consumers and dealers.

Newly Designed Site Features Live Chat

“As Scosche and our products continue to evolve with the changing consumer electronics industry, our services and tools advance as well; our new website is one of those advancements,” said Kas Alves, executive vice president sales and marketing, Scosche Industries. “With added features such as live help and an updated fitment guide, our updated website gives our visitors Scosche-quality service and support and enables visitors to see all that Scosche has to offer.”

The new Web site is part of Scosche’s ongoing commitment to offer the highest levels of service to its customers and consumer electronics enthusiasts. The addition of “live help” that enables instant chat with Scosche customer service or technical support will give visitors immediate access to support. Vehicle search, site search and catalogs are all added to every page enabling simple navigation to key features used on the site. More product videos via Scosche TV, online ordering, reorganization of products, and simple navigation buttons are all part of Scosche’s vision to offer more functional tools for the consumer, dealer, installer and aftermarket enthusiast. According to Alves, “we researched the most popular functions, products and pages on our previous site and incorporated that knowledge into our new site to ensure ease of navigation.”

Highlights of the updated Scosche website include:

*   Complete graphic redesign;
*   Live Help;
*   Updated navigation tools;
*   New products and ads featured on home page;
*   Direct link to popular products and services including:

   *   Car Audio Accessories
   *   iPod and iPhone Accessories
   *   GPS and Navigation Accessories
   *   Bluetooth Accessories
   *   scoscheTV;

*   Updated “What fits my vehicle” function;
*   Scosche project vehicles highlighted;
*   Dealer Locator.

As Scosche enters its twenty-ninth year of innovations, the company is proud to continue to innovate itself and evolve with technology. The new website demonstrates Scosche’s commitment to its customers and aftermarket enthusiasts. Visit www.scosche.com and view all of Scosche’
s innovations.

About Scosche Industries

Scosche Industries, founded in 1980 by Roger and Scotia Alves, is a leading manufacturer of high quality car audio installation accessories and products. Scosche recently introduced its BlueLife line of Bluetooth interfaces allowing users to wirelessly transmit music from an
iPod or MP3 player in the vehicle or home.   The publisher of the Auto
Sound Encyclopedia, Scosche Industries manufactures and markets four distinct lines of product. These brands include Scosche®, EFX®, Accumat®
and SoundKase®.   With a dealer network of over 2,000, numerous O.E.M.
products, and 54 patents, Scosche Industries is a proven leader in the automotive aftermarket business. For more information visit our website at www.scosche.com.

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