Sentences with phrase «affluent customers who»

«The company is looking to reach new, affluent customers who are moving to city centers and are loath to go shop at a big - box Target store in the suburbs even if they are partial to the brand.»

It focuses on affluent customers who spend large amounts on their accounts and tend to pay off their bills every month, though it told investors at a conference this week that it would like to capture more of the borrowing that its cardholders do elsewhere.

Not exact matches

These moves are less about capturing more customers than they are about collecting more dollars from its existing set who are young, urban, and affluent — or, in other words, extremely desirable.

To survive, Fulmer knew he had to woo a new breed of customer — affluent women who sew because it's relaxing and creative.

You could target your existing customers who work in a specific job function, make XX amount of money per year, and live in a certain ZIP code with a higher value product offer, if those insights told you these people are more apt to be your affluent customers.

These customers will include «mass affluent individuals who need a packaged approach to address legitimate retirement income needs,» he contends.

JS: When we opened a dedicated men's store in 1990, the merchandise was geared towards a customer based that was primarily a captain of the industry, who was a Wall Street guy and wore a suit and tie every day to work, and there was only type of affluent customer.

This customer subsample of parents is, not surprisingly, more educated and affluent than parents who are identically selected except that the costs of their child's attendance are covered in whole or in part by entities outside the family.

The Catera is designed to appeal to new customers for GM's luxury division: affluent baby boomers who now drive German and Japanese luxury or performance cars.Cadillac promises an innovative marketing campaign to reach out to a younger and more culturally diverse population.

The Catera is designed to appeal to new customers for GM's luxury division: affluent baby boomers who now drive German and Japanese luxury or performance cars.

A news release said the upgrades, combined with existing features including no foreign transaction fees and dedicated customer service, make the card «the perfect rewards card for affluent card members who love travel and dining.»