BELLMORE, NY, May 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) Koi Market, the leading koi fish supplier on the east coast, announced the revamp of its website.
"Countless hours were spent on the redesign," said Shawn Rosen, owner of Koi Market. "We value our customers and wanted to improve their overall shopping experience."
Koi Market focused the redesign on enabling its customers to easily navigate the website and find what they needed.
"Our customer loyalty program Koi Cash Rewards is one of the main reasons customers enjoy shopping online with us," said Rosen. "They receive instant cash credit rewards for items purchased online."
Cash credit is deposited into the customer's reward account for items purchased online such as a koi care book, a pond pump or food. Reward credits can be applied toward future purchases.
Customers stay informed through Koi Market's complimentary newsletter and email announcements for special items, new arrivals, featured sale items and the latest shipments of koi fish and fancy goldfish.
The new website now offers photos of the live koi fish for sale, available online. Customers can purchase live koi online or by scheduling an appointment to visit Koi Market's Bellmore, New York, location.
"We have some of the most beautiful butterfly koi fish available," said the koi pond provider, Rosen. "Now customers nationwide can have quality koi fish shipped live delivered directly to their doorstep through expedited delivery."
Koi Market's 110 percent price match guarantee is proof that customer satisfaction is not only important to the specialty retailer, but it is guaranteed.
Learn More
Learn more about Koi Market by visiting their website at http://www.koimarket.com or make an appointment to visit their Bellmore, NY location by calling (516) 809-6771.
About Koi Market
Koi Market is a koi and pond supply retailer committed to 100% customer satisfaction. Specializing in koi fish and fancy goldfish, Koi Market also provides custom koi pond design and installation as well as pond maintenance equipment and supplies.
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Koi Fish Supplier Launched New Website
Leading koi fish supplier Koi Market announced the launch of its newly revamped website.
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