Sentences with phrase «as consumers want»

As consumers we want to know that the product we are buying is good quality and has a fine reputation.

However, as consumers want to know more about the South Korean manufacturer's new flagship model, the internet delivers.

These flexible point transfer programs have been increasing in popularity as consumers want more flexibility and freedom to choose which airline to fly when redeeming their rewards.

The company's naturally shed deer and elk antlers are especially strong sellers, as consumers want durability in natural chews.

«Easy - to - clean toys are a bonus, as consumers want to be able to clean something that has had food in it.»

Augustin adds that price is also important, as consumers want high - quality treats, but not at a premium price.

«Pet stores continue to feel the anti-China sentiment as consumers want safety and quality and are voting with their wallets.

So far, the response has been positive, says Abramson, as consumers want items that have ingredients that they can read and understand.

«A mushroom supplement for pets was a natural fit as consumers want better health for themselves and their pets.»

I don't think carriers will be big in the tablet business for long as consumers want to connect tablets to their existing ISP's (home net, tether via phone).

The drug, meldonium or mildronate, was developed in Latvia and has since seen sales rise as consumers want to emulate the Russian star, as reported by the Washington Post.

If you as a consumer want to avoid BPA in cash register receipts, you can simply refuse them, but I'm not sure what the answer is for the store clerks who have no choice but to handle them regularly.

As a Consumer I want the choice between the two type of Lamps.

Not exact matches

According to former employees, Lazaridis wanted to target a broad range of users with the PlayBook, including consumers; Balsillie saw it as a tool primarily for business clients.

But according to the Tire's consumer surveys — 6,000 respondents canvassed each and every month — loyal customers want the chain to get in the digital game as soon as possible.

All service providers want is someone to be in their chair, but as a consumer, making the appointment is the problem.»

Businesses want consumers to share their experiences because it can validate a purchase — the same BrightLocal survey found that 84 percent of people trust online reviews as much as recommendations from family and friends.

What they pitched to us wasn't intended for a consumer — it was a 60 second [ad], which is really unheard of, we usually do 30 second [ads], but we wanted it exactly as it was.

A pioneer in the used gift - card market, Swapagift lets consumers mail in cards they don't want or bring them to one of 600 Swap - agift kiosks inside financial services storefronts such as Western Union.

So if consumers really want to limit their added sugar intake to 10 % of overall daily calories, as the new guidelines suggest, they'll have to do the dieting math themselves.

CES, formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Show, draws more than 180,000 people and 4,000 companies, all of whom are eager to know: Will this be the year [fill - in - the - blank technology] finally makes the leap from science fiction to something people can buy, and might actually want to?

«The common thread, though, is that they must use new tools and technologies such as cognitive analytics and cloud to capture data regarding people, products, preferences and store facilities — and then leverage that information at a hyperlocal level to provide a more expansive, personalized and effective experience wherever consumers want to shop.»

Ultimately, what consumers want, is exactly what advertisers want as well.»

«Following our previous digital video survey conducted last June, we accurately predicted social platforms would continue to exceed video platforms as the preferred partner for decision - makers,» said Rich Sutton, chief revenue officer of Trusted Media Brands, Inc. «At Trusted Media Brands, we embrace this shift by consistently adapting to what our consumers want.

We just wanted to provide the consumer with the same information as the real - estate agent and then let them work together.

Tesla is already being taken seriously by other car manufacturers and increasingly by consumers, but if Musk wants Tesla to become as big as the already established players, it needs cheaper electric vehicles.

As Marketing-Schools.org explained, «In a prime example of low - end market disruption, Amazon found consumers who didn't want all the great features of the iPad, but wanted the basic features at a baseline price.»

ISPs such as Comcast should be allowed to do what they want as long as they're transparent about it, and as long as consumers have real choice between broadband providers.

Millennials have surpassed baby boomers as America's largest living generation and this group of tech - savvy, socially conscious consumers know what they want.

Your company values should align with customer values, as today's consumers want more than competitive pricing.

Brokers such as Dale wanting to launch VOWs don't even want to include that detail, since a seller's name has nothing to do with how consumers make buying and selling decisions.

You want to be raw, real, and to connect with your consumers in a personalized way just as humans do.

«What we want you to be able to count on as a consumer is that we're there for you in this journey of wellness.»

And as Kowitt pointed out throughout her questions, sometimes consumers say one thing and do another — meaning they say they want to eat more fresh produce and incorporate healthier foods in their diets, but still spend billions on snacks and beverages they know aren't good for them nutritionally.

Panera, meanwhile, has worked hard to stand out from the crowd by promising diners that the chain's food uses «cleaner» ingredients, a move that it feels makes it more on trend with prevailing trends today as consumers — in particular millennials — want better quality foods.

As the marketing onslaught proliferates, consumers — more than anything — want to feel like individuals.

Start by thinking of the consumer, and what he or she truly wants — as opposed to what it's possible to provide.

To my mind, Chorus gallops out as the first horseman of the coming Notification Apocalypse: the overuse and overdependence on notifications, reminders, and prompts in consumer software and apps to encourage users to do something that they really may not want to do.

The company wants to influence consumer buying behavior as part of its corporate mission.

We want to know, before our customer or consumer does, what they're thinking and where they're headed, so we can «skate to where the puck will be,» as Wayne Gretzky used to say.

The company's management believes that these moves have given the chain a competitive advantage as consumers say they want to eat more healthy foods.

It's up to the appliance manufacturers as to whether they want to make such machines, and then to consumers as to whether they're willing to buy them.

Though described by many as an operational wizard, few believed that Cook possessed Jobs's knack for recognizing consumers» future wants (often before they did) and his ability to act as technology tastemaker, convincing millions that beauty equalled no buttons and acres of pricey brushed aluminium.

He added that consumers sees retail as more than a series of transactions — they want a personalized experience.

But social blogs and status updates on Twitter and Facebook, for instance, aren't just limited to news content, businesses also can use these as effective forms of communication to reach large groups of consumers and associates instantaneously to learn about their needs and wants.

Some experts have even suggested that financial institutions may want to check the credit histories of people in your online network to help determine your creditworthiness, with the idea being that people tend to share the same consumer habits as their peers.

Consumers still want to connect with people, and the more they understand who you are as a living, breathing person (through your profile, the type of content you share, etc.), the more inclined they are to seek out your business as well.

«If somebody borrows our playbook and goes there first, we might be perceived by consumers as a copycat... We want to go there faster.»

«You can be screaming and proud but that role doesn't suit us as it's our merchants doing the work and we are making sure that consumers over the world can pay any way they want,» Van der Does tells CNBC, sipping on a cappuccino made by his company's barista.

The list includes familiar consumer favorites like Airbnb, Lyft and Glossier as well as companies that want to change how you search for, finance and decorate a home and a number of cybersecurity companies.