Sentences with phrase «company listens to the consumer»

From what I can tell, the company listens to the consumer and is working on some nice updates.

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It's critical for companies in old - school industries to ditch the «we've always done things this way» mindset and begin listening to what consumers want — nay, expect — and that's a personalized dig...

«We are always listening to the needs of our consumers and know some people are looking for options without BHT,» said Kellogg Company spokesperson Kris Charles in a statement to Entrepreneur.

«The companies are more willing to listen to their consumers, more willing to respond.»

For example, when Apple listened to consumers about everything they hated about clunky technology and downloading music it was on the company to dream up the iPod.

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Founded by industry expert Robert Leo, who spent over twenty years developing his vision and experience by listening to consumer needs, Omega remains the only company to offer centrifuge, masticating, and pulp ejection style juicers, in addition to the more traditional citrus models.

Sometimes companies listen to our concerns and sometimes they don't, but even a «loss» is a win when individuals like 100 Days of Real Food and the Food Babe can get the national media to shine a spotlight on important food issues many consumers know nothing about.

Listen up, Dell and Starbucks and all the other companies that turn to consumers for new ideas about products and services.

Parents had earlier stormed Netflix's consumer support site to complain about the losses, having already been burned by other ill - fated moves from the company in the past (like that Qwikster fiasco which became the symbol of Netflix «not listening,» CEO Reed Hastings once said.)

«From sports to fashion to health, the market for wearables is huge, so there is a great opportunity here for companies to listen to the demands of consumers and shape their products accordingly, which will also enable the devices to stand out in this incredibly competitive marketplace.»

I have never known a company that is loosing so much and have yet to listen to their consumers.

I do think, however, that management has to respond to company weaknesses and make sure they are listening to the consumer.

If you're struggling to get a retailer to listen to the fact you have consumer rights, then in some circumstances, assuming you're eligible, claiming from the credit card company under Section 75 can prove easier.

From listening to other consumer companies» earnings calls, I have gathered that every time companies raise prices, in an effort to pass commodity inflation on to the consumer, demand drops off.

Companies that make pet beds, carriers, and other products are finally starting to listen to consumers, and are starting to make things that can keep pets closer to their owners, especially during times of illness or aging.

The console won't be sold at a loss, but the company states that it is listening to the consumer conversation.

These are companies that care deeply about consumer feedback, so when consumers ask them to be leaders on climate solutions, we know they will listen.

In this new role, Ms. Gadot will help shape the company's brand experiences and play an active role in listening to and providing ongoing ideas to inform how Huawei will bring the best experiences to its consumers.

The model opens up listeners to a vast catalog tens of millions of songs, but it creates new tangles for companies figuring out how to suit consumers» specific tastes as their listening habits change.

The reason these companies exist, the reason they're a threat and the reason they're doing as well as they are is because our industry failed to listen to consumers and failed to effectively fill that void.

Why eye it: In September 1997 the company started airing commercials on an easy - listening radio station with demographics similar to those of the consumers who made up a big chunk of Tyo's business — buyers and sellers of upscale homes.

Yannaccone's listening tour is helping shape ERA's business development and platform requirements by enabling company leaders to understand market and consumer needs at the local level.