LAS VEGAS, April 30, 2018 -- VITALIBIS, INC. (OTCQB:VCBD) a technology based seller of premium, full spectrum phyto-cannabinoid rich (PCR) products, along with personal care and organic certified nutritional products formulated with premium hemp extracts, today announced its technology team is building a best-of-breed ecommerce platform.
Vitalibis is utilizing the latest in open-source technology, featuring Magento Enterprise Edition 2.0 as their digital ecommerce platform. Magento 2.0 empowers brands across B2C and B2B industries to quickly and cost-effectively deliver engaging omnichannel shopping experiences across all devices.
Magento boasts a strong portfolio of international brands, transacting over $100B in gross merchandise volume annually. By selecting Magento, Vitalibis is positioned to use technology as a major differentiator within the cannabis industry.
Major benefits of the Magento 2.0 platform include:
- Open, flexible architecture for efficient integrations and customizations
- Engaging shopping experiences from any device
- Enhanced business agility and productivity
- Enterprise-grade scalability and performance
- Secure payments
- Easier maintenance and upgrades
Steven Raack, CEO of Vitalibis said, “Technology is at the heart of our business model for building relationships, disseminating information and connecting people. We must offer our customers and community a digital experience which is simple and engaging. Magento is the perfect partner for us to continue to accomplish our vision for being the trusted leader in the cannabis industry.”
About Vitalibis, Inc.
Vitalibis endeavors to be an iconic lifestyle brand, which promotes health and wellness within the rapidly growing medicinal cannabis industry. Vitalibis seeks to utilize a robust technology platform and innovative micro-influencer sales model to market and sell premium, full spectrum, phyto-cannabinoid rich(PCR) products, along with personal care and organic certified nutritional products formulated with premium hemp extracts. In addition to leveraging technology and selling high-quality products, Vitalibis will focus on supporting non-profits with environmental and neuro-emotional missions.
For additional information, www.vitalibis.com
Contact:
Vitalibis Inc.
702-944-9620
[email protected]
FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENT
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