The major comparison shopping engines out try to be everything to every shopper. Their disadvantage is that they don't serve anyone well. That's why ToolCrib.com developed its Power Tool Comparison Shopping engine - the first of its kind that strictly serves the power tool using community.
"Tiger Woods doesn't shop for golf clubs at Wal-Mart," said Charlie Slagle, VP of ToolCrib.com. "For the same reason woodworkers and other power tool users shouldn't go to the major shopping engines to shop for their power tools."
About the ToolCrib.com Comparison Technology
The ToolCrib.com comparison technology - a power tool for saving money - enables searchers to easily place power tools from 5 different vendors side by side so they can compare tool prices and descriptions. "We're all about empowering our guests to save money on power tools," said Slagle. "We put the power to save money in their hands."
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To round out comparisons and help power tool users find the very best deals ToolCrib.com added 4 new vendors to their results, including Home Depot, Tool King, Northern Tool and Rockler. Previously ToolCrib.com carried listings ONLY from Amazon.
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The addition of over 70,000 power tools from its new vendors is at the core of ToolCrib.com's new value to users. "We think the buyers should decide what price they pay, not just one single vendor," said Slagle. "These listings provide a much-needed comparison point for power tool shoppers online."
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"We're pumped to add comparison shopping, 4 new vendors and 70,000 tools" said Slagle, "but our real excitement comes from the long term investment we're making in the future of power tool shopping online. This is our stake in the ground, a starting point for empowering power tool shoppers with finding the lowest prices on the highest quality power tools available."
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