Sentences with phrase «consumer distrust»

And the glitch could heighten consumer distrust of Google, which has a history of privacy missteps.

I have a problem with data pirates who use dealer information against us, damage our reputation and cause consumer distrust.

At the same time, a series of corporate scandals; failures in the financial, housing, and insurance sectors; and taxpayer bailouts of mismanaged businesses have fostered consumer distrust and skepticism of marketers» messages.

This is a hard pill to swallow: 42 % of consumers distrust brands and 69 % distrust advertising according to a study by (Ipsos Connect).

Not exact matches

Alibaba's experience in overcoming Chinese consumers» distrust of online commerce should also help as it expands into other emerging economies.

«And yet, many consumers, including employees of financial services organizations, still distrust this sector nearly a decade after the recession.

Consumers can also be expected to retain their distrust of business, an attitude forged by the corporate malfeasance that fueled this recession.

I think the idea is great and after Tether distrust started spreading, I'm wondering... is it possible for an Abra consumer to «trust but verify»?

There have been a bunch of incidents in the past for which Apple has faced criticism and earned distrust of consumers.

Richard Jun Zhang, president of Rex Group, said the relatively modest tax hike was unlikely to deter Chinese consumers who have already acquired a taste for the quality and safety of overseas milk powder and healthcare brands — particularly due to widespread distrust in domestic labels.

In many Asian markets, highly publicised food scares and an overall distrust in the safety and authenticity of local products is driving the growing consumer groups in middle and high income demographics to seek imported foods and beverages.

On the other hand, unless there is coordination among organic certifiers to use uniform (and scientifically sound / biologically relevant) standards, this runs the risk of just adding another label to a bag of coffee, creating consumer confusion, fatigue, or even distrust.

If Rainforest Alliance certification — with a high public profile and reputation for «saving the rainforest» — does not deliver what consumers thought it did, it may foster distrust in other certifications as well.

Every speck of cow - flesh from lips to anus is the same... except to a few silly - fussy consumers who irrationally distrust blended mystery meat?

I think they are disreputable and they deliberately cause consumers to distrust dealers.

There is a general distrust among consumers, and you have to earn their trust.

Incredible statements like this unfortunately appear on some life insurance websites that don't do anymore than confuse and create distrust with consumers.

According to a recent study from The Verge and Reticle Research, nearly 30 % of consumers greatly or somewhat distrust Facebook.

About twice as many consumers expressed distrust for Facebook as for Amazon.

Reuters» findings are fairly consistent with The Verge's own research last fall, when a survey conducted with 1,520 respondents in the US found that roughly 30 percent of consumers either «somewhat» or «greatly» distrust Facebook's handling of their personal data.

Many industries, such as insurance, finance, medicine, and others, are facing some of the same obstacles as real estate: an aging sales force, a consumer base armed with more information than ever, and a societal distrust of the middleman.

If consumers have or predict a reason to distrust a source of product information (a «low trust cue»), boasting leads to heightened vigilance and perception of ulterior motives of the boastful source, making the consumer like the product even less than they would have otherwise.