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Steve Vick International launches a new website and integrated online shop

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March 4, 2026

SVI Launches New Website and Online Shop to Enhance Digital Experience and Online Access to Tools.

Steve Vick International is pleased to announce the launch of its new website, developed with customers in mind. The redesigned site enhances navigation, expands online capabilities, and makes it easier for users to access products, tools,

and information from one platform, bringing the experience seamlessly from screen to site.

A key highlight of the launch is the introduction of a fully integrated online shop, enabling customers to explore and purchase products directly through the website. This new platform supports SVI’s goal of bringing its tools from screen to site, in one simple method. By moving more tools and services online, the company is making it easier for customers to research, select, and access solutions in one location.

In addition to the online shop, the website provides up-to-date product information, downloadable resources, and instructional videos. These features are designed to help users stay informed, understand product capabilities, and maximise the value of SVI’s offerings.

The new website is now live and can be accessed at stevevick.com.

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