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Local Florist launches on-line storeMorwell Florist and Messenger Media have teamed up to get a local florist online. Together, they are proud to launch a great new e-commerce website www.morwellflorist.com.au launch. By Emma Kae - 8th May 2001 - Back to News Morwell Florist and Messenger Media have teamed up to get a local florist online. Together, they are proud to launch a great new e-commerce website http://www.morwellflorist.com.au/ launch. Growing from a brick and mortar business into a click and mortar creation has been a big step up for Sandra (operator of the Morwell Florist). Everyone is happy with the final result. This development is not only important for the Morwell Florist, but for the whole of the Latrobe. Morwell Florist and Messenger have now set the standard of local e-commerce to an all-time high.
Morwell Florist are in good company, joining a long list of regional e-commerce businesses such as Cool Aqua Springs (www.AquaSprings.com.au), Duncan McEwan (www.McEwan.com.au) and Chocolate Coated (www.Chocolate-Coated.com). These local businesses are making their splash reverberate around the globe, and putting the Latrobe Valley on the map.
Brief History of Morwell Florist The Morwell Florist - as we know it now – began under the creative control of Sandra Kuempflein, who became a florist out of her love for flowers. With a dream to share her flower arrangements with the world, Sandra began researching what was involved in expanding to a virtual store. The product was an attractive, extremely user-friendly website that allows you to shop from home in a completely safe, secure environment. There are several exquisite arrangements to choose from, and with Mother’s Day specials, you are certain to find something to make your Mum smile. Just log on to www.MorwellFlorist.com.au and, using your Visa, MasterCard or DinersClub card you can direct an arrangement of beautiful flowers to any Gippsland door, all without having to leave your lounge room.
Messenger Supports Local Ecommerce Messenger is supporting the launch of the Morwell Florist website with press releases and banner advertising on Gippslander.com – a website built by local people for local people. Log on to Gippslander.com to view or add news, public notices, for sale notices, tenders, job listings and upcoming events – anything you would like to say to the local online community.
  Above images: Left - Morwell Florist ShopFront Center - Sandra Kuempflein Right - Flower Arrangement
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au

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