Sales Promotion for Lunar New Year, 2011

SHENZHEN, China, Jan. 14, 2011 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Celebrating both New Year and Lunar New Year is been a tradition in China. However, Lunar New Year, in particular, has often been thought of as the "real" start of a brand new year, although China embraces multiple annual western festivals, such as Christmas Eve, Christmas, and the New Year's Day on Jan^.1st.

By ending 2010 with the "real" New Year's Eve, February 2nd 2011, lunar wise, and welcoming Lunar New Year's Day on February 3rd 2011, Shenzhen Wuzhou Changlian International Trading Co., a rapidly growing international trading company in China, announced its latest offers and huge promotions on all products, such as digital and infrared thermometers, blood pressure monitors, heart rate monitor/watch, large LCD display scales, eye massagers, etc. Instead of giving customers different discounts on different items, the company decided to sell the entire top quality collections at a wholesale price. After a successful meeting between the marketing department and the board, the company felt that maximizing wealth may not necessarily be the priority in this special occasion, but satisfying and thanking customers for their loyalty and support with generous rewards may come first.

More importantly, package deals are another latest policy that has been rolled out by Shenzhen Wuzhou Changlian International Trading Co., meaning that customers will be given a further cut on the wholesale price if an order contains more than one product. It is understandable that package deals are not often offered by such international organizations. Hence, the promotion will be ceased once stock runs out. It is highly recommended to check them out before they are gone.  

Availability

All promotions and products can be found on www.thermometers-digital.com.  

SOURCE Shenzhen Wuzhou Changlian International Trading Co., Ltd

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