IN Cart Marketing, print industry leader in web-to-print retail site marketing and site optimization, launches mobi site design solutions for printing businesses. 

Meridian, Idaho - IN Cart Marketing today announced the launch of their newest web to print retail site solution. The new solution includes retro-fitting and new site designs to make retail web to print sites mobi-friendly. Complete details are available at SEO-For-Print.com. Interested printing companies are provided with a no cost mobi-friendly site analysis with check list for fixes thy can make on their own or have them completed by the Responsive Design CSS Udacity Certified team.

“The new offering is timely for web to print retail site owners given the March 6th announcement by Barry Schwartz on SEO Roundtable mobi rankings announcement by Google that, effective April 21, 2015, sites that are not mobi-friendly will suffer search position loss,” said Mark Thompson, CEO of IN Cart Marketing. “We have launched a suite of solutions that enable retail print sites to potentially be retrofitted or completely redesigned to be mobi-friendly and responsive,” continued Thompson. “Getting mobi or responsive is critical to providing the best possible user experience and to remaining viable for high search positions,” continued Thompson. “Our team is Udacity certified and well experienced with leading web to print retail store platforms such as Pressero by Aleyant Systems,” concluded Thompson.

Clients can take advantage of the complimentary mobi analysis by visiting the site. The offer is limited to print sites only and to one mobi analysis per printing company. The site features many complimentary downloads from IN Cart Marketing, including the instructive “SEO For Print Best Practices Guide”. Also available for download from the site are the “SEO For Print Social Media Intro” and the “SEM For Print Road Map” guides. Clients and prospects will find up-to-date print-related SEO news and features as well as current fee schedules, client testimonials and links to web-to-print alliance partners Aleyant, Pressero, Artwork Services and Dataworx.