Sentences with phrase «made up of products»

Made up of products designed specifically to address common ailments among aging pets, Gray Muzzle is not simply a new product line, says Weiss, but rather its own stand - alone business.

Not exact matches

Making parts and finished products using 3 - D printing technology has grown to account for 28 percent of all additive manufacturing activity, up from virtually zero 10 years ago, according to Wohlers.

Well, we picked up 45,000 mining jobs in a very short period of time,» Trump said on July 17 at a White House event showcasing American - made products.

Their product, Probuphine, is made up of matchstick - size implants placed into patients» upper arms in a simple outpatient procedure.

PepsiCo with 22 brands with $ 1 billion or more in sales now says the company's Pepsi - Cola trademarked products make up just 12 % of sales.

The clients I know who have succeeded on the platform usually devote a significant amount of time and resources to properly listing their products, understanding the nuances of the company's fulfillment and other services, participating in campaigns that have questionable profitability, analyzing reams of data that the service spits out in order to make adjustments to its prices and branding and working hard to live up to Amazon's stringent customer service guidelines.

Today, countries with negative policy rates make up almost a quarter of global gross domestic product, according to the World Bank.

This exponential growth comes at a pivotal time, as the brand is gearing up to release a number of new products made of both recycled polyester, the result of the breakdown of recycled plastic bottles, and upcycled coconuts.

Hot on the heels of the price - cut announcement by Apple on its Apple TV set - top box, Roku is beefing up its product line with search and notification features, both of which are designed to make for easier streaming.

A few of the many, many elements that make up great customer service include keeping that customer happy for the lifetime of your product, troubleshooting problems in a timely and effective manner, offering maintenance for the product and dealing with the customer in a warm and friendly manner.

In an appropriately titled study called Impact of Color in Marketing, researchers found that up to 90 % of snap judgments made about products can be based on color alone (depending on the product).

Tangela Walker - Craft, the founder of the children's products maker Simply Necessary in Lakeland, Florida, has already made up her mind on the matter:

Berg wrote that while his team understands Salesforce's interest in MuleSoft's technology, he believes «the purchase price to be too rich,» and questions what Salesforce — which exclusively sells cloud - based products — will do with MuleSoft's on - premise license offering, which makes up a substantial portion of the company's revenue.

Satisfy potential investors by setting up a research method to estimate how many customers will be lured to make a purchase of your new product.

Most marketers make the mistake of describing their product too literally; they tell you facts about the product and hype those facts up as a way to increase sales.

He warns that «we think that making [products] in America is going to be great, when I may end up having to hurt a lot of people by charging them 40 percent more.»

In selling her own handmade totes, handbags and belts, Stack ensures that the quality of the materials she orders from vendors is up to snuff before making each product.

«The problem is that Apple's covered by tech analysts, not consumer product guys, which is part of why truly brilliant people... end up making mistakes about the stock.»

Amorepacific, whose products include a sponge applicator for make - up that has been mimicked by global brands like L'Oreal's Lancome, might offer more of its middle - of - the - range labels to Europe in future, Maman said.

And because the final price of many products that Americans buy is made up mostly of the labor costs associated with production, wages are a very important driving factor of inflation.

Hampton Creek projects an estimated 92 million pounds of cookies will get gobbled up this year, as will other products made with vegetable proteins that act like eggs.

As early as 2004, researchers were noting a new cross-generational cohort made up of digitally savvy folks who create and curate content, build online communities and find and consume products in distinct ways.

They make it up on delivering products and services but the thing is, many of those are delivered by third parties.»

But if you own, say, a restaurant, a retail store, a florist — any business where product costs make up a sizable percentage of your overall costs — make sure you go into a daily deal program with your eyes open.

From integrating e-learning directly into the platform, to opening up its own freelance marketplace, thus making it easier than ever to sell products and services to other professionals directly on the site, LinkedIn is realizing a vision of handling almost every element imaginable in the professional workplace.

There's a fine line, of course, between creatively dreaming up new approaches to making a product (and a buck) on the one hand, and pushing the envelope beyond its limit on the other.

At the end of the day, businesses are made up of consumers who might buy products for the business or their own personal use.

For example, if a team is working on coming up with new product ideas, they could be given a variety of constraints to work with like «only items made from recycled materials» or «only things that weigh less than a pillow.»

In October 2015, EMC said it would set up a joint venture to include vCloud Air and Virtustream in an effort to make sense of all of its cloud products.

Nobody has a Gross Negotiation Product figure that totals up the aggregate costs of all this instruction and tip - giving, but as John Baker, editor of The Negotiator Magazine, observes, «There are a lot of people who are making their living that way.»

In all of the above cases the entrepreneur who is susceptible to the confirmation bias will look for information and analyze it in a way that will yield: 1) fewer competitors rather than more, because it increases the viability of the start - up, 2) underestimation of the capabilities of the competition because stronger competitors will make life harder for the entrepreneur, 3) view of the company's product as fully addressing the needs of the customer because otherwise the start - up is at a weaker position in the marketplace, and 4) need for less resources rather than more because it generally makes raising the money easier.

The committee is also calling on the Liberal government to better protect the personal data of Canadians who purchase and sell products online through enhanced cybersecurity, modernize federal e-commerce legislation, and come up with ways to fuel telecom competition to prod Canadians» use of mobile devices to make online purchases and sales.

«A more logical usage [of zero - rating] would be if I was a cloud system backup program, if I back up your phone on the cloud, I don't need a fast internet connection to make that a feasible product.

Biopharmaceutical treatments, led by haemophilia, make up around 20 percent of Novo's sales, with diabetes and obesity products accounting for the remaining 80 percent.

American families, on average, buy the same 150 products over and over again, which make up 85 percent of their household needs, according to research out of Harvard Business School.

If you don't want to play the guessing game, buy a basket of stocks in an ETF or managed product, advises Bloom, whose firm offers a hedge fund made up of Canadian biotechs.

So if your business has mastered the art of coming up with new products and services, it's time to question whether or not you are making the cardinal sin of forgetting to tell your customers about them?

Five years ago, she was poached from Goldman Sachs — where she made her name convincing a number of large pension funds to hedge in the run up to the financial crisis — by Bank of America to run a first of its kind on Wall Street cross-asset, cross-industry structured - strategies group («It's about solutions, not products,» she says).

When Roberts was weighing an offer for Sky, a trip to see Sky's products in store, and the knowledge of the London taxi driver that took him there, helped to make up his mind.

So in addition to the brand's smoothie products, the Musallams take advantage of their gym location and sell easily forgotten necessities, from socks to shampoo, which make up a good portion of their profits.

Small and medium - sized businesses too make up the backbone of the Italian economy, and there are an estimated five million small firms, that are often family - run, accounting for 80 percent of Italy's gross domestic product (GDP).

She might as well be in the 1950s or 1960s, because the products that Mattel introduced in those decades — flagship franchises Barbie and Hot Wheels — still make up about 30 % of the 72 - year - old company's global sales.

They can be demanding customers, who want to make sure they are getting the quality of product they signed up to buy.

Like a biological organism, every product is made up of materials and the properties of those materials, in large part, determine how the product functions and performs.

Tratt is using much of the $ 3 million raised this year to flesh out the development team (11 employees and counting), improve the product (a web - based version rolled out this summer) and offer above - and - beyond customer service (Haiku Deck employees like to surprise customers who make a support request by picking up the phone and calling them).

«There are personality traits common to many CEOs, start - up founders, and product managers that make them more or less incapable of listening deeply to their users.»

«We aim for constant superior products and this new range is made up of delicious quality ingredients,» Miss Maud founder Maud Edmiston said.

The toy has gained the popularity of kids and adults across the globe, and its different versions make up 19 of Amazon's top 20 best - selling products.

Yet, when a newly purchased product doesn't live up to expectations, that cycle can be irretrievably broken: Excitement turns to disappointment, and the customer's likelihood of having a positive feeling toward the retailer, much less making a repeat purchase, drops precipitously.

«There are personality traits common to many CEOs, start - up founders, and product managers that make them more or less incapable of listening deeply to their users,» she writes.