User reading habits have inspired new look site
Schmitz Cargobull’s renowned innovation in trailer technology has inspired the company’s new look website, which has been launched today based on customer preferences.
The site, www.cargobull.com, has a new look and feel, as well as a more intuitive navigation and structure which has been carefully designed based on data from the previous version.
The new site has been built to optimize page layout, speed and presentation and is responsive to all devices. It hosts a comprehensive search function, including an option to search for the nearest Service Partner to repair and maintain Schmitz Cargobull equipment.
It also hosts a wealth of information about the company’s quality reefers, curtainsiders, tipper vehicles, truck bodies and container chassis, as well as details of the specialist teams to contact. And users can also find out more about the business’ 128-year history.
English and German versions of the website are now live, with further country versions to follow in coming weeks.
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