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Cromer's has updated its website

Submitted by: Brandi Conner on May 18, 2010 at 7:00 pm Tagged with: Cromer's, popcorn, Retail Source: Riley Communications

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Cromer’s Compliments New, User-Friendly Website with Recession-Proof Price Cuts

COLUMBIA (May 14, 2010) – Cromer’s, the long-time South Carolina favorite for flavored popcorn and the state snack of peanuts, announces its redesigned website (www.Cromers.com). Other changes, including significant price reductions on many products, signal the company’s return to its Depression-era roots as well a commitment to provide the latest, most effective ways to serve its loyal customers in honor of the business’s 75th anniversary. Features of the new Cromers.com include:

• A printable coupon that customers may redeem for 15 percent off any time and new monthly online discounts and specials
• A “Build A Tin” tab to create your own customized popcorn and peanut gifts
• A clear layout that help users find and access information about Cromer’s products directly from the homepage

“My dad and grandfather would have been so proud of this website because they would have been so happy to see how our business has evolved from advertising on a cardboard box, like my grandfather did, to our new vibrant, consumer-friendly website,” said Carolette Cromer Turner, Cromer’s president and owner and granddaughter of Julian Cromer, founder of Cromer’s. “First and foremost though, we love our South Carolina customers, and a quick visit to www.Cromers.com will give our loyal customers access to coupons for in-store discounts.”

Cromer’s enthusiasts can also stay up-to-date on all the latest discounts, rollbacks and news through the company’s Twitter (@cromerspnuts) and Facebook page.

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About Cromer’s
Cromer’s is celebrating 75 Years of Good Times and the Worst in 2010, embracing a resilient history framed by the Great Depression and current recession. What started as a one-man peanut stand grew into a multi-faceted South Carolina institution when founder Julian Cromer responded to competitors’ claims that he had the worst peanuts in town with a tongue-in-cheek cardboard sign proclaiming just that. Now helmed by granddaughter Carolette Cromer Turner, Cromer’s specializes in creative flavors of popcorn, all kind of peanuts, promotional items, and equipment and supplies for festive staples such as candy apples and cotton candy. To learn more, visit www.cromers.com.