BaseKit launches mobile site builder
2013-02-04 19:18:34 -
BaseKit, one of the fastest growing European start-ups, founded in 2009, has added a mobile site editor to their cloud based website builder, enabling small businesses to effectively deploy their online presence across different devices. With traffic from Mobile devices to main European data centres increasing by 8 fold in 2013, and more than 700 million smartphones sold in 2012, BaseKit responds to a strong market trend, enabling small businesses to build their online presence across different devices.
Juan Lobato, CEO of BaseKit says:
“Mobile sites need to load faster, be thumb friendly, easy to navigate
on a smaller screen, and have mobile specific features such as ‘call-me’ buttons”
Basekit’s own research also reveals that just one in ten (9%) of SMEs say their websites can be used with smartphones and tablets in mind, missing out on vital sales and new customers.
This completes the website builder’s offering, which already includes self-made websites with more than 200 templates, a designer service for professional design, email, social integration, hosting, domains, etc.
Every month, more than 50,000 new small businesses are using BaseKit to build their website, and their cloud-based website building solution is now distributed by more than 100 partners globally, including some of the leading hosting companies across the world.
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For more information, please contact Jaime Jimenez at
Jaime.jimenez@basekit.com or 0207 730 3448
About BaseKit
BaseKit.com was funded in 2009, and it’s one of Europe’s fastest growing start-ups, with offices in London, Bristol, Madrid and Toronto. BaseKit has built one of the most widely adopted cloud based platform to enable small businesses to effectively deploy an online presence
BaseKit is backed by top European VCs: Nauta, Eden Ventures and Nesta, having received £7.5million of funding to date.
Note to editors: BaseKit.com commissioned Opinium Research to conduct an online poll amongst 500 small business owners with enterprises employing under 49 people. The research was conducted in 2012. A full copy of The BaseKit Small Business Report can be found here:
www.basekit.com/digital-dinosaurs