Las Vegas, NV, June 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Auto Parts 4Less Group, Inc. (OTCQB: FLES) announced that they’ve completed the implementation of PWA technology on their automotive parts marketplace website AutoParts4Less.com. This significant technological advantage adapts to users’ new expectations by allowing customers to download the website as an app on most all major platforms.
Simply put, a PWA is a website with all the benefits of an app, including a faster, more reliable, and engaging version of your website or eCommerce store.
“As an eCommerce marketplace owner, PWA’s have proven to help with increased conversion rates, increased organic search traffic and is less costly than creating and maintaining native apps while allowing customers to save our site on their home screens,” said Chris Davenport, Founder of AP4Less.
About Auto Parts 4Less Group, Inc.:
Auto Parts 4Less Group, Inc. through their wholly-owned subsidiary Auto Parts 4less, Inc. is the operator of AutoParts4Less.com, a multivendor online automotive marketplace that, when fully launched this summer, will be offering buyers a wide range of automotive parts for cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles and RV’s on a single platform.
As an automotive marketplace, the Company expects to eventually have available for sale millions of unique SKUs, as well as multiple sellers for most SKUs listed. This in turn should provide buyers with more options at lower prices. The Company is working on developing best-in-class technological modules to increase visitor conversions by adding how-to content and various other services to the websites. The marketing and branding strategy will be comprised of strong SEO traffic, pay-per-click as well as the sponsorship of various drivers in the NASCAR motorsports. Information on FLES can be found at www.autoparts4lessgroup.com/
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