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ThePetCrib.com will begin showcasing one pet product a Month beginning in May of 2012.

ThePetCrib.com, a leading online source for upscale dog products and cat products will begin special showcasing one pet product a month.

2012-05-01
SAN DIEGO, CA, May 01, 2012 (Press-News.org) ThePetCrib.com (http://www.thepetcrib.com/), a leading online store for upscale dog products and cat products announced today they will begin promotion one pet product a month as a special way to highlight their vendors products. The pet product of the month promotion will begin in May of 2012.

"We really work hard to represent vendors and pet products that are high quality and unique," said Bryan Cochran, owner of ThePetCrib.com. "The pet products we sell represent some of the best in the pet products industry. This is an opportunity for us to showcase these pet products by doing press, writing blogs and promoting pet products that we believe in."

The Product of the Month presented by ThePetCrib.com will feature one selected pet product from vendors their current list of pet product vendors. The pet product will have a featured spot on the homepage of http://www.thepetcrib.com, a press release will be sent out and several blogs and other promotions will take place including special promotional discount codes via Facebook and Twitter.

"We used to do a weekly pet product at ThePetCrib.com," said Cochran. "A weekly product didn't leave enough time for us to properly promote the pet product to our customers and fans. We wanted to continue with the pet product promotion but we needed to make some changes and we are hoping this extended period of time will do just the trick."

Pet product manufacturers that are eager to participate in the Product of The Month promotion can contact ThePetCrib.com at info@thepetcrib.com. Current vendors can send product suggestions to that email address as well.

ThePetCrib.com is an online pet accessory retailer. Our vision is to create an online retail experience for people and their pets. Our focus is on the customer experience for our furry friends and their owners too. You will find unique and quality pet collars, leashes, bowls, beds and toys. Our pet product teams are continually researching new vendors and our online retail store will be updated weekly with unique pet products. We aren't the biggest (yet) but you will find our customer service is second to none.


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[Press-News.org] ThePetCrib.com will begin showcasing one pet product a Month beginning in May of 2012.
ThePetCrib.com, a leading online source for upscale dog products and cat products will begin special showcasing one pet product a month.