Sentences with phrase «listened to consumer wants»

I'm impressed that they've listened to consumer wants and needs as much as they did but I can't help but think as to why they over looked a blue light filter feature.

Not exact matches

It's critical for companies in old - school industries to ditch the «we've always done things this way» mindset and begin listening to what consumers want — nay, expect — and that's a personalized dig...

Your consumers will tell you exactly what they want from you — all you have to do is listen.

She adds, «We're listening to consumers and want to provide convenience for their home cooking experience, while also maintaining our reputation for delivering high - quality, fresh, nutritious and flavorful meat.

ON DEMAND: In Beverage Industry's annual New Product Development Webinar, experts will detail about how both small and large companies are listening to the wants and needs of today's consumers to bring about the next generation of beverage solutions.

The industry is going to have to listen to what consumers want - not selling things that claim to be another.

Large corporations should listen to consumers who want healthier, less processed options.

It's obvious that the developers are listening to consumer feedback and want to push the Dark Souls franchise to a new level of difficulty.

Unlike in the corporate world, where businesses spend tens of millions researching what their consumers really want, when it comes to how we structure and organize our kids» education, we generally don't make the slightest attempt to listen to, or even care, what students think about how they are taught.

In our new study, Listen Up: Audiobook Use in Canada, we take a close look at these trends, reporting on who's listening to audiobooks and why, how audiobook consumers access content, and whether or not consumers are finding all the content they want.

Apple finally relented and realized consumers wanted larger smartphones, beginning to listen to tablet owners and addressing their needs would likewise be a wise move.

But listen to me, this isn't what consumers want.

Methinks the industry aren't listening to the consumers and giving them what they want, instead trying to tell them what they will have, how, and when.

Why must SCEA have their heads up their rear - ends and not listen to consumers that want to spend cash on their store?

Most of all they must listen to the consumers and deliver what they want.

Instead, we must — just as we hope theater owners will with movies — overcome our protectionist and self - preservation impulses, thoughtfully listen to consumers, then work to deliver legal services that they want in the way they want them delivered.

Why are we trusting market incumbents to figure out what consumers want instead of listening to what consumers want?

Consumers don't need to download an app or sync an account with their Echo in order to listen to the music they want, all they have to do is ask for their favorite radio station or for a certain type of music through TuneIn.

Considering that privacy concerns are one of the main barriers to smart speaker adoption, will consumers really want to an «always listening» Facebook device into their homes?

Or it could just be that these OEMs are finally listening to reviews and consumers and want to keep their phones up to date and easier to use.

And this blame it on the Board game is childish, our whole industry is to blame because we failed to listen to the needs and wants of consumers and we continue to do so today, so start arguing from a position of reality and not a position of anger.

So congratulations Melanie Aiken, by not taking the time to understand our industry and listen to what consumers really want, you've failed to address the real issue which is competition within the industry itself and you've put sellers and buyers in harm's way.

We listen to hear what consumers want to look at.

This was a movement led ultimately by consumers wanting more from us and US failing to listen.

How many times do I have to say it, if we want to earn the respect of the consumer then we have to argue from a position of reality... listening to what they are saying would «nt hurt either.

Remember, we are here because our industry failed to be more competitive and failed to listen to what consumers wanted so now it's up to us to adapt and take advantage of the wonderful opportunity that lay ahead.