Sentences with phrase «customers instant gratification»

Live cat grass offers customers instant gratification; they buy it, take it home and offer it to their cat.

Not exact matches

Our instant - gratification culture means you need to respond quickly, provide value and let customers decide how and when to start the conversation.

Certain established retailers have trained their customers to anticipate a different sort of instant gratification as part of the shopping experience.

But for other products whose benefits don't necessarily provide instant gratification, finding unique ways to get your customers to test your product is essential.

Pushing the publishing industry to make books available electronically was a customer - friendly proposition: Readers got instant gratification at lower prices.

Customers have come to expect this level of service and instant gratification.

In his keynote at Modern Customer Experience, Shashi Seth, SVP of Oracle Marketing Cloud, said that shift to revenue goals reflects the changed world we live in — a cord - cut world where users spend more time on technology, more time in their social spaces, more time seeking instant gratification.

In effect, software will be advising customers what to buy, but gratification will be instant, unlike on Amazon.com.

If Amazon is trading instant gratification for constant gratification over a long period of time, or even if it is trading instant gratification for huge gratification at a future point of time, it needs to find a way to profit from existing customers.

Thanks to the partnership between ABA and On Demand Books, as well as an agreement through Xerox to install and service the EBMs in member bookstores worldwide, an estimated 150 - plus machines will be providing instant book gratification to customers by the end of this year, in addition to the ones already in place in select bookstores, libraries, and universities.

The HTC Sensation 4G Offers Near Instant Gratification to T - Mobile Customers With the Ability to Enjoy Their Favorite Content at 4G Speeds

Bookstore survival depends on the «instant gratification» customer.

While this indicates high demand for their products, it would give them little comfort as some of «could - have - been - their» customers are going to instant gratification here and now with Amazon as they have no other option for wireless - enabled eReaders.

Meanwhile, the instant gratification it offers customers is another boon, adds Glessner.

These days, customers expect instant gratification.

It's no secret that in this instant gratification economy, customers demand immediate responsiveness from brands and expect fast and reliable customer service across all channels.

At the same time, mid-sized performance centers half that size are popping up in secondary markets and merchants are increasingly seeking smaller, urban warehouse space — microwarehouses, if you will — to accommodate the «last mile,» or final leg of delivery, and meet customer expectations for near instant gratification.