Sentences with phrase «features customers really»

Entrepreneurs are likely to be somewhat off - base about their first launch and what features customers really want, but they won't make a product better until people are actually using it.

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If there are still open questions, if there are changes or mid-course corrections that must be made, if there are pricing concerns or additional critical features to be added, there's really only one person who can make those calls, meaning that the inputs to the decision - maker must be direct and, ideally, face - to - face from the market and the customers.

And you'll naturally strip out «nice to have» features and focus solely on what customers really need — and will pay for.

On November 2, 1995, NBC's Seinfeld aired an episode called «The Soup Nazi,» featuring a really good soup served by a cranky cook who told customers «No soup for you!»

«The customers really appreciate this feature, since we can develop special formulas or packaging needs for our clients in a short turnaround time to meet their requirements.»

I'll try covering everything about this appetite suppression supplement ranging from ingredients to its features to customer testimonials, medical researches and statistics, pros, cons, side effects, where to buy Phen375, does it really work, and should you go ahead and purchase it or not.

Not only does the Zoosk team put 100 + percent into the features they offer, but they also dedicate themselves to really listening to their customers» concerns and adapting those features in order to improve everyone's experience.

And it has the features that our full - size pickup customers really like — such as the Corner - Step rear bumper, cargo tie - downs and the EZ Lift & Lower tailgate.

While everyone is running to try and add features that aren't really needed (super retina display that you can read clearly even when your eyeball is touching the screen) while keeping the cost to customers the same, we need some super smart (or, depending on how you look at it, super dumb) company to say --

If online retailers really want customers to order more books in advance, they need to roll out features that make it worth the readers» while.

This is not a new feature, but Amazon is really hyping up Mayday, which revolutionized customer service with video chat on Fire HDX.

You also change customer expectations and in a few years both B&N and Amazon are going to really, really regret introducing this feature.

What's happened here is that Barnes & Noble has allowed the focus to fall away from the feature that really makes their new Nook stand out to potential customers, the touchscreen, and focused on a comparatively minor point.

Sadly Amazon has not yet found a good way to allow customers to move from one country to another with their Kindles, which really removes some of the appeal for this feature.

So, with both companies offering so many similar great features and having great customer service reputations to boot, what really sets them apart?

What actually ends up happening is that these products become cluttered and bloated with mediocre features that lack enough power to really meet customers» demands.

This really makes it easier to evaluate where to make investments in our product that consistently deliver high - value features to our customers.

But, if you really must continue renting a hotspot, you can at least disable this feature on the web without calling Comcast customer service and waiting on hold.

They each offer their own «lock» feature, but only to paying customers, and you really need to pay for all three of them if you want it to work very well.

Second, I really don't think Apple is intentionally trying to harm its customers by allegedly making the (unannounced) wireless charging feature work slower.

It is actually really impressive, from a customer's perspective, to see OxygenOS evolve so much with such frequent updates and ongoing feature inclusions.

We are live at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, checking out the newest devices from Taiwanese smartphone giant HTC, as it hopes to kickstart a return to form with its new range of «hero» handsets that do away with feature creep and concentrate on what its customers really want.

«When you add up KW.com and our network of more than 70,000 office and agent websites, our Web network boasts 2.6 million unique visitors per month,» said Cary Sylvester, executive director of technology, Keller Williams Realty, Inc. «That gets us really excited about our new mobile open house search feature, which will now give our agents» busy customers an on - the - go home search tool.»