RussianFlora.com Streamlines Sending Flowers to Russia with a New Website!
ARLINGTON, Mass., May 29, 2018 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- RussianFlora.com, the leader in international floral delivery to Russia and countries in the former Soviet Union, announced today the its website re-design and launch. Customers will experience the company's biggest web changes yet, all aimed at improving the shopping process from arrival to checkout. To celebrate the website launch, RussianFlora.com is offering free flower delivery anywhere in Russia until the end of Summer, 2018.
The improved, modern web template makes the sending flowers to Russia and worldwide easier from start to finish. From new custom order options and product updates in the Jewelry, Flowers and Gift Baskets sections to the new account login feature as well as multi-currency ordering, even long-time customers will find that ordering flowers for loved ones around the globe has never been easier.
The sleek website loads more quickly on desktop and mobile and allows customers to register and securely log into their accounts. This way, they can save past orders to re-order quickly in the future, save recipient addresses for even faster checkout with future gifts. The new website is also, of course, compliant with the EU's new GDPR legislation; customers can keep up with all changes in RussianFlora.com's Privacy Policy. In short, though, all customers around the world can now opt-in to only the updates they want, rest assured that their data is handled by an in-house, highly-trained Data Protection Officer, and request the deletion of their data.
Customers even have more delivery options – the company has increased the number of countries it services to 209 – making sure RussianFlora.com is even bigger than before.
Customer inquiries have lead the development of news ways to search for gifts. Now RussianFlora.com includes two brand new tools: The Personal Flower Selector Tool and the Corporate Flower Selector Tool. Now, any customer who wants to send flowers to Russia can fill out a quick form with their gift criteria, and the Selector Tool will quickly provide several gift options that fit their specifications. And if the Flower Selector Tools still don't find what you're looking for, the company has updated its custom order options – almost no romantic gift or gesture is beyond their reach, so customers are using their imaginations to choose gifts more often.
Finally, as if these improvements weren't enough, the Russian florist is tempting everyone to try the new website by offering free delivery anywhere in Russia through Summer 2018. The company is in negotiations with its couriers now, in the hope that it can continue offering free delivery, but until negotiations are complete, customers can enjoy being generous more often without worrying about delivery fees.
Customers are encouraged to check out the new website. Contact RussianFlora.com any time with questions, feedback – and, of course, gift orders. Despite the changes, the company hasn't changed its commitment to provide the highest quality customer service, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
About RussianFlora.com
RussianFlora.com is a full-service international florist specializing in delivery all over Russia and to countries in the former Soviet Union. Offering flower bouquets, plants & flower arrangements, spa gifts, and a range of romantic and corporate gifts to more than 209 countries, the company is BBB accredited with an A rank. Headquartered in the United States, RussianFlora.com provides 24 hour, American-style customer service and secure online ordering protected by Verisign. Learn more at http://www.RussianFlora.com, like them on Facebook, and follow them on Twitter.
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