Sentences with phrase «from going to a store»

Successful online marketers recognize Internet shopping is different from going to a store, even when customers are shopping for the same things.

From going to the store and choosing your cosmetics, to applying them, to feeling confident all day long with a fresh face of new makeup.

I've had to physically restrain myself from going to the store to try things on.

Some might argue that part of the appeal of comic book reading comes from going to the store and grabbing the newest issue off of the rack.

While you might not know it from going to the stores, it's Thanksgiving.

Voice ordering «really ties people to the brand, disincentivizing them from going to the store and exploring new possibilities.

Not exact matches

I don't know if that's just my West Coast allegiance, but I like her and I've seen Lululemon (lulu) go from a small regional player with one store on our street here in Vancouver to a huge success, one of the fastest - growing brands in the world and fast becoming one of the best known.

As far as privacy concerns go, the company says that once a credit or debit card is used to obtain an offer, the card in is encrypted and users can remove the stored info from their account whenever they like.

That future, as Thompson envisions it, may include the opportunity for restaurant goers to build their own burgers, choosing from 22 toppings that they select on an in - store iPad or kiosk.

The console, which sells for $ 300, lets users play games from their television and while on the go, and is nearly impossible to find in stores.

He spent most days going from store to store pitching his drinks, which contained amino acids like tryptophan and theanine.

«After Fitch,» says Stuart, «the store went from a concept to a symphony.»

First, your store, service business, or restaurant in Minneapolis isn't going to get a lot of benefit out of traffic that comes from Toledo, or Mexico City.

«When I was going to school in Chicago, I got one of these old - school department store cards — and went from getting 10 percent off on jeans to owing more than $ 500 and getting calls from collectors.

Hence features like a curated app store, which prevents developers from creating programs whose only purpose is to go in and suck up all of your user data.

CEO Shah and his Cornell classmate Steve Conine started out with racksandstands.com in 2002 and quickly expanded, buying dozens of niche domain names and launching many from scratch—simplydogbeds.com, justshagrugs.com, dinnerplates.com — and in 2011 changing the company name from CSN Stores to Wayfair (700 employees went on a Boston bar crawl in Wayfair T - shirts to help market the new name).

The gist of that employee - to - employee e-mail was that my friend should be told to go to a different store (farther from his house, but with a broader selection of goods).

«We know that our guests» trust in us is shaken,» Steinhafel said, «but we also know they love our stores, they love our brand, and we're going to learn from this experience and work really hard to become an even better retailer over time.»

An increasing number of privately - held players are going from garage to grocery store in fewer than five years thanks to an erosion of barriers to entry within the food industry.

It's been more than four years now since the giddily titled book Go Canada: The Coming Boom in the Toronto Stock Market and How to Profit From It hit store shelves, advising its hopeful readers that within a decade the Toronto Stock Exchange would more than double in value to 30,000 points.

When CVS wanted to make clear to Wall Street and Main Street it was pivoting its business much more toward to the health industry in 2014, it went as far as changing its name to CVS Health from CVS Caremark, and to drop tobacco products, a $ 2 billion a year revenue generator, from its stores.

In 1985 we went from five to nine stores in one year.

«You get to run through your favorite virtual mall department store, pick out everything you've ever dreamed of wearing, put it onto a queue, and it's going to come straight to you,» she says, citing the enviable closet of Cher Horowitz from the 1995 film Clueless.

Further, depending on what kind of shoes you're in the market for, it can sometimes feel like every department store you go to carries the same four pairs from the same five or six big - name brands.

When they shop for clothing, an increasing number of them are going to discount stores like TJ Maxx or ordering from Amazon.

It's a combination of tactics that range from online surveys to anonymously watching shoppers in a store to actually going home with them to peek in their cupboards.

From geo - targeted pay - per - click ads to iBeacons that push messages to users» smartphones inside brick and mortar stores, brands can now follow users wherever they go.

«We haven't been able to find a grocery store that's gone from premium to a value format,» Turnas says.

Amazon, which recently bought the Whole Foods Market grocery chain, gets more of the physical space it needs to reach more customers in the category, while Kohl's, looking to shake off six straight quarters of sales declines, gets more shoppers into its stores from both arrangements, the thinking goes.

We went from 10 to 15 stores to 350 and had to start ordering [in quantities of] 50,000 and 100,000.»

The first stores went by the name Tote'm, since customers «toted» away their purchases, but in 1946, when the stores» hours were extended — from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. — they got a new name.

«They've been uniquely successful in building a niche — going from a discount store, essentially, to a high - end branded retail outlet,» says David Dunne, an adjunct professor of marketing at the Rotman School of Management.

Datskovsky, who emigrated from Russia with her parents when she was 11 years old, is driven by the memory of «going to the grocery store and not having enough money to buy food.»

(«We believe the future of retail is at the intersection of e-commerce and bricks - and - mortar,» the site's co-founder told Inc. «People think it's crazy that we went and signed a 10 - year lease in SoHo, next to Ralph Lauren, across the street from the Apple Store.»)

«I get nervous when someone goes from 10 to 80 stores overnight in an industry that appears to be in decline,» he says of Sunrise's ambitious expansion plan.

From staging a Nick Jonas concert at Lord & Taylor to launching fireworks over Fifth Avenue at Bergdorf Goodman, New York City's iconic department stores went far beyond the typical ceremonial curtain drop to reveal their holiday windows this year.

Most of these people are too young to retire and are going to be looking for other avenues of employment until they get to retirement age — with their «buy - out» money they could buy one of these stores and have a family owned business without the worries of being layed - off from a regular job.

Over the past decade, we've gone from carrying hardware with us to storing, accessing, and editing everything on the cloud.

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At 1,800 square feet, Amazon Go resembles a convenience store, except for a kitchen visible from the street where sandwiches and ready - to - cook meal kits are prepared.

It'll be interesting to go from a store in Chicago's North Side to south Chicago.

But will Amazon use data from your Go trips to do things like suggesting Prime items to order for home delivery based on what you bought (or didn't buy) in the store?

And unlike brick - and - mortar stores — where everyone at least sees a common price (even if they go on to receive discounts)-- internet retail enables firms to entirely personalize consumer experiences, which eliminates any collective baseline from which to gauge price increases or decreases.

As we extract more and more oil from EOR plays, and at the same time are trying to increase quantities stored, we are going to have to move to more expensive capture opportunities and toward pure storage plays, which both increases capture costs and turns EOR revenues into a storage cost (you are not going to make money injecting CO2 into saline aquifers unless you are being paid to do so).

Instacart hires personal shoppers to go pick up the items from local stores and take them directly to customers» homes.

For example, if you're going to be making Wagyu beef burgers (that you buy at $ 5 per patty from a bulk store), and you plan to have the variable costs run at 50 % of the revenue from the burger, you'll need to sell your burger for at least $ 10 so that you aren't losing money.

«You'll be able to clear all this information from your account; you'll even be able to turn it off, having this information stored with your account going forward.»

Apart from the LBO still weighing down the company and operating in what can only be called a cutthroat market (if you go out of fashion you are done for), Claire's had embarked on a global expansionary campaign with very little regard to both the markets they were expanding into and especially if said markets could absorb 2,700 new Claire's stores.

For example, if you're able to license your brand to somebody else, or if you're able to have a very large social media following to the point that you're able to see advertising revenue derived from your showing another person's product, or showing what stores your product is going to be in.»

SEO is important these days mostly because smart consumers don't shop the way they used to, by going from store to store to compare prices before they purchase what they want or need.