Screentrade Car Insurance Makes a Comeback
London (PRWEB UK) 18 August 2014 -- Devitt has worked with software house CDL to create powerful online platforms for the suite of Screentrade insurance lines, which include Private Car, Motorcycle and Goods Vehicle.
William Hughes, Managing Director of Devitt, said: "Screentrade launched as the UK's first online insurance broker and quickly made its name as a powerful online brand. When Devitt acquired Screentrade from Lloyds TSB we knew that we needed to capitalise on the strong Screentrade brand recognition. We have worked with CDL to again deliver an online customer journey that's ahead of the competition."
CDL has developed mobile-optimised websites for the Screentrade brand, featuring responsive liquid layouts, designed to display equally well on the UK's most popular tablet and smartphone devices. The websites also promote a faster quotation process, with features including vehicle lookup data to automatically populate vehicle details and intelligent, dynamic question sets.
Nigel Phillips, Commercial Director of CDL, said: "We have seen a phenomenal rate of growth in the number of customers using smartphones or tablet devices to complete insurance quotes on websites powered by CDL. By working with Devitt to cater for this shift towards mobile, we're helping them position Screentrade to meet the needs of modern digital consumers."
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Tom Warsop, Devitt Insurance Services Ltd, http://www.devittinsurance.com, +44 1708385644, [email protected]
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