Sentences with phrase «industry adage»

An industry adage is that people are more likely to buy something they are familiar with.

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Retail continues to be an industry where the «innovate or die» adage has proven true for old giants (think Sports Authority or Circuit City) and has shown its value in creating new ones (like Amazon).

FEATURE: If the adage «three strikes and you're out» applied to the gold mining industry, the curtains would already have been drawn; but some determined locals are fighting on.

At Evol8tion, she helped startups secure their first customers through brand partnerships, and as a VP at Zenith Media was recognized an industry pioneer in the mobile space; her cutting edge collaborations were often featured in Mashable, Adage, Mobile Marketer, and Mediapost.

Five year figures can be very misleading — particularly as at early 2014, where the adage «a rising tide lifts all boats» applies — yet they remain the industry standard.

Proving the old retail adage that location is everything, despite sky - high prices for hotels and restaurants, as well as the disgraceful city - allowed muck in the streets resulting from the homeless crisis, the stunning beauty of the San Francisco Bay and The City's splendid tourist attractions support a huge convention industry and vacuum up tourist money from around the world.

Rather, they signify that the so - called captains of American industry are among the world's strongest subscribers to the adage, «All work and no play make Jack a dull boy.»

I argue today in AdAge that the dating industry as we know it is dying Despite the undeniable fact that the social era has arrived — mutual.

(One of the industry's oldest adages: «Nobody ever set out to make a good picture that would lose money.»)

One of the most common adages in the automotive specialty - equipment industry is that the quickest and easiest way to change the character of an automobile is to change its wheels.

There's a common adage in the auto industry that when you drive off the lot of a car dealership in a new car, that car loses 30 to 40 percent of its value.

But Moore also breaks out of the old adages and is frank about the publishing world as he perceives it, pointing out that many of the «famous, well - known» authors out there «have nothing to do with writing,» casting shade on popular works like Dan Brown's and calling the industry a «mess.»

It can't be denied that fans want to be a part of the creation process, and as the old adage goes «Content is King» and Chris Roberts delivers plenty of content at Roberts Space Industries

In the motion picture industry, there is an old adage: Show, don't tell.

There is an adage in the technology industry that suggests that if you are not paying for a product, you are the product.

The life insurance industry has long used the adage, «if anyone relies on your income, you should consider life insurance.»

«Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery» is an adage that is very applicable to the tech industry.

As the retail real estate industry struggles with a severe downturn, industry insiders have been repeating the comforting adage that challenging times can breed new opportunities.

The adage: «you get what you pay for», is abused by our industry because it entirely leaves out these necessary traits.

But an industry that knows the adage of «location, location, location» probably won't stay away from this new tool for now.

As our world turns, although on what seems sometimes an elliptical galaxy orbit basis, we do see that for whatever reason, the industry seems to function on the old adage - survival of the fittest.