Sentences with phrase «'s tied back»

And this ties back to the fact that the consumer is always asking for more.

The companies with the most reach and the founders with the deepest connection to the consumer are able to show up in all of those different places in unique ways and tie it all back to the brand's central mission.

Only about half of the people who complain in social expect to hear back from the company, so in many cases they do not phrase their complaints in a way that ties it back to the business in an obvious way.

Make sure that each campaign has a primary purpose and that it ties back to your overall marketing goals.

By building a portfolio that ties back to your Family Index Number — the average annual return needed to make sure you reach your financial goals — your advisor is able to create a customized yet repeatable process.

And because everything Amazon does ties back to its main e-commerce business, the company's video investment may even cause consumers to buy other stuff on its site.

The answer ties back to James» comment.

The more effective approach is to reward employees with something they care about, and create moments that an employee will tie back to a specific achievement at their company.

It all ties back to an old and complicated licensing agreement Disney inherited when it bought the Marvel brand.

Make sure everything you do is somehow tied back in to your company website.

This is, of course, easier said than done, but marketers can start by focusing less on the nebulous objective of empowering women and instead push themselves to identify a real insight about the female audience that can be tied back to the company or product in a meaningful way.

Bonus points if you can be both funny AND tie it back to a relevant topic.

It ties back to hiring engineers in a general rather than a specialized way.

«Then you tie it back to business by identifying a problem, a need or a way to reinvent something in your own way.»

«The implications tie back to the founding vision that we've had of turning cities into metro stops, changing the meaning of where you live and where you work, unlocking economic opportunity in areas that might be currently locked away by lack of infrastructure or lack of transportation solutions,» Hyperloop One co-founder Shervin Pishevar told the Verge.

«For Canada Goose, their tried, tested and true heritage is the Expedition, so they need to make sure everything else can tie back to that.»

The case is tied back to intellectual property that Merck gained in a 2014 acquisition of a biotech company called Identics, spending almost $ 4 billion to acquire it.

Another persistent obstacle, said Cornett, ties back to Hazard's coal culture.

«I think it has to do with the growing sense of feminism: Intelligence, practicality and health all tie back to feminist ideals.

Most of the time, I can tie it back to the content not being engaging or interesting enough.

See who's converting when, where they're coming from and their lifetime value — and tie it all back to your marketing activity so you know what's working and what's not.

Whatever the success metrics of your product or service are for the company, make sure you tie them back to the personal success metrics of your prospect.

Your marketing goals should always be tied back to the fundamental goals of the business.

To tie it all back to the brand, all products are infused with DavidsTea's Serenity Now and Spa Day teas.

The ways that I see companies lose their strategy can be tied back to shortcomings in the SMART goal - setting process.

zVentures, as it is called, is focused on deals related to gaming and, more broadly, VR, internet - of - things, robotics and other verticals that tie back into Razer's core business.

So how does that tied back into a value proposition?

Rather than valuations or the dollar, the best case for EM equities ties back to global growth.

More importantly, why the above — joint strategy creation — ties back to this understanding.

GDPR is relevant to all organizations that collect and store personal data on EU individuals such as health data, email addresses, photographs, biometrics, national identity numbers; essentially any information about an individual that is collected and / or stored in such a way that it can be tied back to that...

I know that wasn't your point about child soldiers, but interestingly, the «let it happen» is often tied back to greed, power, control... more of the «sin - soaked» and to me «sin» isn't necessarily only a «christian» concept.

A second part of the answer ties back to the fourth point above.

A lot of what I do in a single day can be tied back to selfish motives, pride, envy, etc..

As the news has threatened to untie the system, the anchorperson is the one who at the ends ties it all back together again.

Well it ties back to the basic principles of supply and demand.

Mustard - based barbecue sauce is tied back to the Germans who populated South Carolina in the 1700s.

Always roll up long sleeves and tie back long hair when cooking.

This ties back to the important values illy has held since the company was born with respect to its heritage and reputation.

They tell you their UMF license # and that license does tie back to the UMF list of licenses on page http://www.umf.org.nz/licensees.

It came at a crucial time in the tie with Milan having just scored an away goal and pushing to level the scores, but the Welbeck penalty undoubtedly swung the tie back in Arsenal's favour just before half time.

I thought Lacazette's positions were sensational and caused real problems for Eric Dier, Davinson Sanchez and Jan Vertonghen in terms of tying them back.

Within 30 minutes goals from Pike and Cross brought the tie back to 3 - 3 on aggregate and before half time the Hammers were ahead through a Paul Goddard strike.

Monterrey will have to execute a perfect game plan and hope to score in bunches to turn this tie back in its favor.

MU would tie it back up at 12 before kicking off a 9 - 3 run to seize control.

As far as United are concerned any positive result with a good outing as United can tackle the tie back home.

«It's project - based learning with lots of different ways for students to be engaged inside and outside of the classroom - all tying back to their core academics,» adds Meyer.

Toriano was also amazing in answering my guys» questions, which mostly tied back to Cars.

Robert Vetica, author of Good to Great Hair: Celebrity Hairstyling Techniques Made Simple, whose clients include celeb moms like Salma Hayek, Naomi Watts, and Debra Messing, suggests moms with wavy or curly locks put a product made with argan oil (from Morocco), styling lotion, or a curl mousse in their hair before tying it back.

Teach your child to tie back long hair and to wash her hands before getting started and after handling raw meat or eggs.

Since I had to be away from him 40 hours a week, breastfeeding could have tied us back together at the end of the day.