Electronic Cigarette Retailer Announces Launch of New Website

My7s electronic cigarettes launches their new website in an obvious move to clarify their brand and presence in the electronic cigarette online market.

2012-05-23

COLLEYVILLE, TX, May 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) SS Choice, LLC, one of the leading electronic cigarette manufacturers since 2008, has renamed their company website My7s. The new website and blog have a new look and additional features designed to improve usability. Intuitive navigational tools, new fonts, and updated graphics and layouts will help users access information more quickly and easily. Feature sections on the secondary pages highlight new and frequently requested content.

The new website contains a comprehensive listing and directory of electronic cigarette related products. The website will be a tremendous value to SS Choice customers.

"This is a cutting edge Internet site far superior to anything in the marketplace," said Kyle Newton, the President of SS Choice.

SS Choice is the owner of the newly named 7s Premium Electronic Cigarettes which was previously named No.7. In 2012 the No.7 label was discontinued and replaced with the new 7s label to provide a clear, stand alone, label that will not be confused with other consumer products. "We expect tremendous sales through our convenient, user-friendly website which supports our new 7s label," said Bradford Cunningham, Senior Vice President.

The Company's mission is to manufacture and supply unsurpassed quality electronic cigarette products. Through extensive Research & Develop, SS Choice's focus on innovation provides a wide variety of reliable products that displace tobacco cigarettes. With no fire, no ash, no second-hand smoke, the 7s Premium Electronic Cigarettes are alternatives that present several advantages for the tobacco smoker that can be smoked almost anywhere.

See the company website at My7s for additional information.

Website: http://www.my7s.com

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