Motocaddy Boosts User-Experience Across New Websites

Motocaddy, the world’s leading electric trolley brand, has taken its global online presence to another level by enhancing the customer user-experience across 12 brand-new websites.

Recently launched to showcase its award-winning products to golfers worldwide, the new fully-responsive sites – viewable at ‘www.motocaddy.com’ – have been optimised for use across all devices and feature enhanced quality content and detailed product information, including new innovative videos of the brand’s pioneering M-Series range.

The new websites - which offer less than half the page loading speed of the previous sites for quicker browsing - have been launched to golfers across 12 key markets (UK, USA, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Germany, Sweden, France, Netherlands, Spain and an International version) in six different languages.

“We’ve invested heavily in the global profile of the brand to provide our customers the best possible experience when they visit our site, wherever they are in the world,” said Marketing Director, Oliver Churcher.

“The new sites are easier to navigate, much faster, and boast a fresh new design, while offering a more in-depth look at our products through cutting-edge content,” he added.

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Visitors to the new motocaddy.com pages will find a modern e-commerce platform, with improved functionality for customers to easily access detailed product information and images, along with up-to-date news stories, including those from #TeamMotocaddy ambassadors. Customers can also easily register product warranties, chat to the brand’s friendly Customer Support team, and find their local Motocaddy Stockist, or select from 300+ Authorised Service Centres.

“Having made a significant investment in the sites, including the latest AI powered technologies and more personalised content, we’re delighted with result,” said Churcher.

“We believe we have the best multi-platform website in our sector that matches our status as the world’s leading trolley brand,” he added.

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