(Free Press Release) Hyderabad, March, 2011: SatNav Technologies, the market leaders of GPS Navigation in India have come up with an innovative scheme to attract new customers while thanking their existing customers for their patronage. Starting this month, a unique "Deal of the Day" would be posted in their website that would offer a product at an unbelievably low price.
A new and unique deal will be posted on the website everyday and would be valid for the day only.
The prices will be discounted significantly on the MRP, thereby offering the customers a deal that they can't resist.
SatNav Technologies which prides itself on the range of its highly innovative technological products, the latest from the stable being SatGuide Child Phone, now seeks to innovate further in the online awareness and sales.
Each deal will be as unique which would ensure superior value for money to the customer. SatGuide products are already competitively priced considering their use of world class hardware and software. The team is optimistic that this innovative scheme would help more customers to use the products and benefit from the same.
About SatNav Technologies
Incorporated on January 9, 2004, SatNav Technologies is an ISO certified IT Products Company. SatNav is the pioneer of GPS Navigation in India since 2005 and a Market Leader today, SatGuide is SatNav‘s flagship best selling GPS product and available in many variants such as Personal Navigation Devices (PNDs), In-car entertainment and Navigation devices, GPS Receivers and Personal Trackers. Products are available at hundreds of stores all over the country including leading retailers like Croma, Ezone, Reliance, ABRL, Staples among others, helping consumers “Never Get Lost!†SatGuide‘s navigation and maps for Nokia phones can be downloaded free from the company‘s site too. Another fast growing concept from SatNav is SatTracx, a GPS and GSM enabled locator service operated via a call center reached by 1-800-103-5656, available all over the country and also offered as a short code by major telecom operators.