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Rates in Motion Gets Web Makeover

Mar 09, 2012

Rates in Motion, a free daily video blog that serves as an educational resource for consumers shopping for mortgages, announced that it has renovated its Web site. “The improvements align with Rates in Motion’s philosophy to be consumer-friendly," said Rates in Motion owner, host and mortgage expert, Mike Cox. "The Web site presents sometimes technical information in a more easy-to-understand format. Getting a mortgage can be very complicated and sometimes very frustrating so we wanted to improve upon the experience.” Cox said the enhancements are designed to make it more convenient for consumers to: ►Subscribe to the daily blog easier ►Subscribe to comments on a specific blog article ►Track replies to comments ►Browse through episodes with a new search functionality using keywords such as FHA or VA to instantly find videos relating to the chosen subject ►Navigate the site to find what they are looking for ►Utilize more social sharing features to share videos more easily on their favorite social platform ►Arrive at RatesInMotion.com and find the video of the day instantly on the homepage without having to click anywhere else ►View Rates in Motion’s approved lenders and other business partners. “At the end of the day, it is our main goal to help individuals get the best deal on their mortgage and educate them along the way,” Cox said. “Our improved Web site supports our goals with helping them consume helpful information faster.” The Rates in Motion video blog is free and can be easily shared with consumers.
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