Sentences with phrase «chores for consumers»

Finding great new reads is already a chore for consumers, but efforts such as having publisher websites to sell their content directly have failed because readers don't automatically connect the publisher with the book.

«For years, it has been a chore for consumers to change tags, because the old metal ring that connects tags to collars is so difficult to use,» says Douglas Danforth, founder and CEO of Links - It.

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«And while a well - designed stroller can make a parent's life easier,» says Joan Muratore, who oversees stroller testing for Consumer Reports, «a model that's not thought through can end up being an extra chore you have to contend with.»

BUSINESS WIRE - June 24 - What started out as an enjoyable way for people to connect and interact with each other is turning into a time - consuming chore, according to a recent survey conducted by E-Score, a consumer research service.

Well, Amazon's consumer bias also makes setting up multiple devices a chore for folks like Kathy.

For consumers looking to make the unpleasant chore of cleanup less unpleasant, there are boxes with technological enhancements, like the SmartScoop Litter Box by OurPet's.

Though waste - disposal and pick - up products for pet excrement might seem to be a limited segment of the market, consumers want solutions that make this chore much easier.

For most cat parents, the main thorn in their side is the daily chore of cleaning the litter box, and consumers are looking for ways to make the task easier and less disagreeabFor most cat parents, the main thorn in their side is the daily chore of cleaning the litter box, and consumers are looking for ways to make the task easier and less disagreeabfor ways to make the task easier and less disagreeable.