NetworkNewsBreaks – NUGL Inc. (NUGL) Highlights Strong Growth of Cannabis Search Platform
Sep 6, 2018
NUGL Inc. (OTC: NUGL), the cannabis industry’s new standard of technology, this morning announced that the North American growth of its industry-leading cannabis search platform has surpassed expectations, with its online user base and number of listed profiles continuing to expand. “We have methodically approached both users and profile listings simultaneously. We are determined to grow the user base while expanding the company’s listings and profiles at the same time,” Ryan Bartlett, CMO of NUGL, stated in the news release. “NUGL is reaching thousands of users, hundreds of claimed profiles and is growing on both fronts daily. The NUGL Instagram has reached approximately 10,000 followers in one month and seems to have no end in sight.” Per the update, NUGL has plans in place to launch its biggest feature yet – an integrated menu with sharing capabilities – in the coming weeks for both Android and iOS devices.
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About NUGL
NUGL is the world’s first cannabis search app built for the people, by the people. Our goal is to build the most user-friendly app experience in the cannabis industry by listening to our users and giving them what they want. NUGL is the only cannabis search app that offers equal and unbiased search results. We don’t sell top-spot listings or fake reviews, so our data stays true. Use NUGL to search for genuine user-rated dispensaries, strains, doctors, lawyers, cannabis service providers, vape shops, hydro stores, brands and more. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.NUGL.com
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