Sentences with phrase «base decisions on reader»

So much of this project has emerged from conversations here on the blog that I try to base decisions on reader response as often as possible.

Not exact matches

The reader today must come to his own decision on this matter, and it will have to be based very largely on his over-all picture of Christ in the gospels.

«For a long time, a natural consumer who's probably a label reader would look at a nutritional panel and ingredient deck and would make their decision based on that.

Readers often make purchasing decisions based solely on the opinions of trusted mom bloggers.

The reader can be left to make their decision based on the evidence.

All information, recommendations and resources found on Mind Body Oasis are based on my own opinion and are meant to inspire and motivate readers to make their own nutrition and health decisions after consulting with their health care provider.

Our readers trust our content and base their buying decisions on the solutions and innovations we cover.

The decision to make my ebooks free is certainly based on the business proposition that I need readers if I'm ever going to make a living.

As we go through the publishing process, remember that every decision we make should be based on the following idea: «What would my reader want to know to decide to buy my book?»

The decision to print in volume and distribute to stores will eventually be made based on the results of Internet - only book launches where readers preorder books directly from publishers.

Not only is the argument outrageous and based on your bad gas, but your decision to post a rant about the «wrong» type of book readers on a blog targeted at readers is lunacy.

When it comes to bestseller lists, the average reader will base their decisions on what to buy through them.

The approach presented here is based on three main pillars: an adaptation mechanism based on a broad understanding of system dependencies; efficient use of system knowledge through involvement of actors throughout the process; and technological solutions to enable efficient actor communication and information handling.The book provides readers with a better understanding of the factors that influence decisions, and put forward solutions to facilitate the rapid adaptation to changes in the business environment and customer needs through intelligent upgrade i...

3) The most important factors that guide buying decision by German readers: For most, first impressions are the most important: 92 % base their decision on the book description, 73 % judge a book by its cover.

If those readers are big enough fans of your work, they'll download an app and buy the book from Amazon; if they can't be bothered to do something even a child can master, then they probably weren't really big fans to begin with, and are those really people you want to base all your business decisions on?

Selection: The author judges will select winners from a shortlist created by Kobo booksellers based on a combination of literary merit and reader engagement — completion rates, reviews, and ratings will factor into the final decision.

Many decisions we make here at Lulu are based on years worth of feedback from authors and readers who let us know what's working for them and what's not working for them via our forums, our support cases, our online chat and our social networks.

Many readers are initially attracted to books based on the cover design — and make their purchasing decisions within seconds — so don't skimp when it comes to hiring a designer or purchasing a predesigned cover.

Readers will often make purchasing decisions based upon the strength of a post and it's rare for an author to make it into the spotlight on the strength of a book alone.

Readers browsing Amazon's online book store (the Kindle store) for their next read will make their purchasing decisions based on several factors.

Amanda says she made the decision based on what's best for her career and for her readers, rather than what's best for her writers.

Rather, I'm pointing out that our business decisions regarding our publishing options should not be based on our percentage of print readers, but on our percentage of readers who buy offline.

He made his decisions based on what he would want as a reader, rather than spending time doing research on best practices.

Not that you should listen to them — especially if you have twenty readers and you make your final decision based on a split vote.

The post here implies that readers have been making a buying decision based on that.

We strive to being our readers comprehensive company reviews so that you can make the best decision on which company is right for you, based on your specific needs and objectives.

Readers of this section are advised not to act purely on the basis of information provided herein but also seek professional advice from experts before taking any investment decisions.

I don't know anything, but I am a good chart reader, and I stricly based all my investment decisions on my feeling and deep impressions, without almost never doubting.

There are many «styles» of travel blogs, the two most common being: 1) A narrative, personal experience accounting of trips, which can be any length as they are primarily intended to entertain readers who travel vicariously through those stories; and 2) A «review» style that is typically kept factual and is only as long as it needs to be, since the intention is to inform travel consumers who make decisions based on those reviews.

If 98 out of 100 star sign readers tell me I should make x decision over y, I ignore it all and make a decision based on the best information available.

I just learned from a helpful reader that yesterday the Second Circuit rejected the government's appeal of this sentence (in this summary order), based largely on the strength of the Circuit's work last week in its en banc Cavera decision (basics here, comments here on Cavera).

While seeking her readers» thoughts on the subject, Edmond explains the reasons for this policy: (a) Best Buy chooses vendors based on the quality and value of the product / service that ultimately is the best for its customers, and does not want there to be even the slightest suggestion that decisions are influenced by personal gain on the part of an employee; and (b) Best Buy believes that «fraud and corruption begin small and at the edges of a business relationship.»

A decision has been taken not to directly cover legal aid funding in this edition, on the basis this has become such a specialised area with which most readers will no longer have dealings with.

Readers are cautioned against making any decisions based on this material alone.

We strive to being our readers comprehensive company reviews so that you can make the best decision on which company is right for you, based on your specific needs and objectives.

Also, by speaking the reader's language fluently, you help communicate a knowledge that is important to the hiring process and to the job itself — hiring decisions are based on these implications.

Of course they can't... so your resume's reader makes a decision if you're qualified based on first impressions and gut feel, because that's all they have time for in 6 seconds.

When you start to think about how your reader perceives your resume, remember that the first decision is based entirely on gut feel (do you expect a detailed analysis in 15 seconds?)

Decision isn't made based on facts: How can your readers make qualified / non-qualified decisions based on the facts in your resume in only 6 seconds?

Decision based on quick scan: In 15 seconds, all your readers do is scan your resume quickly.

But remember... your reader makes the decision if they are interested based on the top half of your first page.

Readers make that decision based on their assessment of three questions: Is this resume relevant to the position I'm seeking to fill?

Putting your hobbies, your interests, or statistics about your career can be fun and engaging, but they can also distract the reader from the bare bones information that they will most likely base their decision to hire you on.

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Readers are discouraged from making major life decisions based solely on suggestions and information presented on this site.