United Kingdom Launch By OutdoorHome: Garden & Greenhouse Thermometer

Aug 24, 2016

In a slightly different approach to launching its brand into the United Kingdom, the Aussie based brand OutdoorHome celebrates its launch on Amazon UK by asking media channels to spread the word by offering it's new Garden & Greenhouse Thermometer at a special launch price.

Murwillumbah, Australia - August 23, 2016 /PressCable/ —

In a slightly different approach to launching its brand into the United Kingdom, OutdoorHome celebrates its launch on Amazon UK by offering it’s new Garden & Greenhouse Thermometer with Min/Max display at a special launch price, this is expected to take place Tuesday 23 August.

Where most businesses tend to just let Amazon do the work for them, OutdoorHome has decided to be a little more exciting with the launch.

Louise Kropach, Founder and CEO at OutdoorHome, says: “We wanted to be a bit more exciting with our Garden & Greenhouse Thermometer launch because we wanted to spread the word fast because the discount is so good.

It should be really worthwhile and we’re hoping it should go great unless of course we run out of stock!!”

OutdoorHome has always made a point of standing out when compared to other businesses who sell on Amazon. This launch celebration is just one of the many ways it does so.

This is a great chance for United Kingdom residents to experience what customers in the USA are already experiencing with this company and brand. As a customer focused small family business now based in Australia distributing OutdoorHome branded products in two countries.

The company has a 20 year track record in service related industries. To date it has served thousands customers and has become recognised for outstanding customer service distributing high quality, durable products. It can now be found on the Amazon UK platform by visiting here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01ICOBFWW

Louise Kropach also said: “While OutdoorHome may not be the only business with this kind of offering, local residents are choosing OutdoorHome because customers know we care and put their satisfaction above all else.”

When asked about launching the Garden & Greenhouse Thermometer with Min/Max display, Louise Kropach said: “We think it’s going to be a hit because the English love their gardens”.

Further information about OutdoorHome products can be discovered at http://www.lourosstechnology.com.

For more information, please visit http://www.lourosstechnology.com

Contact Info:
Name: Louise Kropach
Organization: LouRoss Technology Pty Ltd
Address: Larkins Road, Tyalgum NSW 2484 Australia

Release ID: 129065

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