Orange Collar Media, Web Design and Internet Marketing Firm, Announces Prime Electronic Components Website Redesign Launch with Magento Enterprise

Orange Collar Media, a top web design and development firm based in Denver, has quickly become a huge presence in the fields of Magento eCommerce platforms, especially Magento Enterprise.

DENVER, CO. – As one of the country’s leading developers of the number one shopping cart technology for internet merchandising, Magento Enterprise, Orange Collar Media has widened its expertise to the most flexible and functional eCommerce solution available. Recently, Orange Collar Media was awarded Gold Partner status by Magento in their Solutions Partners Program. Achieving Gold Status with Magento indicates Magento’s recognition of Orange Collar Media as one of the country’s leading developers of Magento Enterprise.

On June 1, Orange Collar Media successfully launched the redesigned Prime Electronic Components website using Magento Enterprise. Orange Collar Media migrated the Prime Electronic Components website from Infopia to Magento. One of the downfalls of Infopia is that the platform was recently acquired and moved to India. In addition, it costs around $30,000 per year to maintain an Infopia site, which has led to a large number of clients coming to Orange Collar Media looking for a new platform. Working with Orange Collar Media and Magento has already saved Prime Electronic Components tens of thousands of dollars.

Prime Electronic Components was referred to Orange Collar Media for their migration from Infopia due to Orange Collar Media’s high success rate and unparalleled knowledge with Magento platforms. Orange Collar Media suggested Magento Enterprise as the correct platform for the Prime Electronic Components website and they agreed because they were looking for the rich merchandising only available with Enterprise. The site migration from Infopia to Enterprise took about 4 months and included the successful move of all of Prime Electronic Components’ customers, product, and order data. Since the relaunch, the Prime Electronic Components new Magento Enterprise website has run smoothly and has not encountered any problems.

The advanced and vastly improved eCommerce solutions Orange Collar Media has provided for Prime Electronic Components have resulted in a functional, high performance Magento-hosted website equipped with hourly backups of systems with one month retention providing customers with the most advanced online store technology available. In addition, Orange Collar Media has the necessary knowledge and experience to migrate any website, complete with all existing information, products, categories, and even order information, from Infopia to Magento. There are not many other web development firms in the country that can boast what we make happen everyday.

For more information about Orange Collar Media’s expertise with the Magento eCommerce platforms, please contact us at info@orangecollarmedia.com.

About Orange Collar Media:
Orange Collar Media (orangecollarmedia.com) is a Denver based firm with over 30 years of programming and web design experience. Created with the goal of designing the best and most affordable websites for people who are looking to expand their business into the digital realm, Orange Collar Media is a full-service interactive agency with a history of success crafting award-winning digital solutions. Founded in 2010, Orange Collar Media has quickly grown into a top marketing firm, especially in the areas of web design and development and search engine optimization. Orange Collar Media formed their business model on two main tenets: completing projects on time with excellence and exceeding the client's expectations. Orange Collar Media promises to deliver a unique marketing plan for each business that provides exactly the forms of marketing the company needs and nothing it doesn't.

Contact:
Orange Collar Media
1514 Blake Street
Suite #200
Denver, CO 80202
Toll Free: 866-262-1517
http://www.orangecollarmedia.com/

This release was published on openPR.