Sentences with phrase «more consumers going»

With more consumers going online as the first step in their search for property, e-mail is becoming popular as the point of initial contact between you and prospects.

«They're running in place as more and more consumers go online.»

As more and more consumers go organic, a new study has renewed debate over the potential harms and benefits of organic foods.

As more consumers go out and invest in their current homes, these companies should see a boost to their bottom lines.

Not exact matches

More importantly for consumers, DBS revealed that the average amount sent in digital red packets in Singapore last year was S$ 26 (about $ 19.60)-- several times higher than the going rates of physical red packets, which is between S$ 6 ($ 4.50) and S$ 10 ($ 7.60).

Unlike going horizontal within their own industries, a deal with each other would present a more diversified consolidated company that moves vertically through the health care supply chain and could provide consumers with a new kind of health care experience, the firm's top executives argue.

If the actual content provider — say, HBO, for example — isn't happy with the number of subscribers (and revenue) it's getting from a particular television provider, it may find it more worthwhile to go direct to consumers over the Internet through a Netflix - style streaming service.

«Every console generation going forward will be about half as big as the one before it» as consumers get more options to do something without a console, he explained.

And as technology's becoming more ubiquitous what's that going to do to the way that consumers interact with brands.

Going forward, Under Armour plans to respond by focusing more on direct - to - consumer retail — a strategy Nike is also pursuing — and finding other places to sell its apparel and footwear, like Kohl's (kss).

Consumers are «going to be paying a dollar more an entrée at basically every restaurant in America.»

«Consumers are more sensitive to promotions, and marketers are going to be looking for innovative methods to appeal to them,» says Matthew Tilley, director of marketing at promotions logistics company Inmar.

Montgomery likened it to «going back in time with consumer advertising, because consumers are going to see more irrelevant ads.»

The broader cereal business has faced challenges as consumer behavior changes — more and more Americans are eating breakfast on the go.

There are at least four «iPod tax» controversies here, all of which go well beyond the fact Canadian consumers will be paying more for goods.

No consumer is ever going to be more passionate about a brand than that brand is about itself, or more loyal.

But nothing else has had quite the same hold on consumers as sports programming, and the unwinding of that massive, decades - long value chain is going to cause a lot more pain before it is finished.

Ford «thought gas prices were going to go to $ 6 or $ 8 gallon, and therefore having a couple miles per gallon more would be a big market - share mover that consumers would pay for,» said Brian Johnson, a financial analyst at Barclays Capital.

Also, the lower borrowing rates go, the more consumers opt to buy stuff.

Major outlets have been using UGC content for a number of years now — but more and more, we're seeing consumers go directly to the source to see the full story rather than the edited version some mainstream media will co-opt and share.

Retailers know to go with what their customers like, and with more than 179 million active accounts, it's clear consumers like PayPal.

«Chinese companies are still trying to answer the question of «How are we going to satisfy the demands of the growing Chinese middle class when they want more consumer names and products that are coming from the West?»»

By moving to a [free - to - play] micro-transaction model, they allow the consumer, as they nicely put it, to spend more with them, such that the average revenue per subscriber had gone up to between $ 60 and $ 70.

Now, as more companies try to tell stories around where their products come from to meet increasingly informed consumer tastes, you can learn a lot from how Sweetgreen and its suppliers went from begging a local distributor for arugula to selling Americans on steelhead trout.

PwC found that consumers want even more on - the - go access to their favorite social networks via wearables.

«Our goal on the direct - to - consumer front is the United States is to go out with essentially a family - oriented product with Disney and Pixar and Marvel and [Star Wars - creator Lucasfilm], and that's going to launch in 2019; a sports product from ESPN in 2018; and, we'll probably be a more adult - oriented product from Hulu and give consumers the ability to buy all three or to buy them individually,» Iger said on CNBC.

«In the short term, they are going to be very careful about not alienating any of their brand - loyal consumer but, in the longer term, will we start to see some more similarities?

«They influence people older than them, process lots of information from lots of sources, and... today they account for 21 to 25 percent of consumer discretionary purchases — and that's going to increase as they get more earning power.»

Consumers are also increasingly visiting convenience stores and supermarkets, which are offering more freshly made grab - and - go menu items.

That means consumers may have more opportunities to snag a good deal, and they may be able to pick whether they want to be a night owl, and stake out retailers opening at midnight on Black Friday; or an early bird, and awake before dawn; or eschew the entire thing, and go shopping in their pajamas from their computer at home.

With Apple and others pushing consumer audio in a more fragmented direction, going Bluetooth may soon be your only choice if you want one headphone that works with with all your devices.

The story of how this feature got into one of the most popular consumer products ever created goes back more than a decade and starts with an entrepreneur named F. Scott Moody.

We don't know how this trend or the dynamics is going to develop, but we're just calling out kind of a more cautious situation to give us the time and the resources to tackle these different consumer segments in the right way,» he said.

With surveys showing that on average, 96 percent of consumers will research a product online before going into a store to buy it, and more and more consumers using smartphones, business owners are realizing the importance of online marketing to draw in these customers.

But even though the price has gone up, local wages remain the same, making it more difficult for the Chinese consumer to make the purchase.

The company is getting squeezed from both the enterprise and consumer sides, and it's going through a difficult transition from scrappy startup to a bigger company with more bureaucracy.

Toys Go Green, an empirical study of German consumers in November 2010, also reported that «in the last 12 months, more than 80 percent of consumers bought sustainable toys and are intending to do so in the future as well.»

And as smart devices become more incorporated into our homes and workplaces via gadgets like smart speakers, TVs, and even doorbells, that congruence is going be a huge deciding factor for consumers in the years to come.

With starting iPhones expected at the usual $ 650 and the all - new top - end model going for $ 1,000 or more, some competitors decided to bring out much cheaper models to fill the void with penny pinching consumers.

In Herradura's case, they can see which type of content does better at getting people to shop, whether it's a video, banner, or pop - up ad; they can also see where people were more likely to shop in terms of physical location and type of store; and they can see where else potential buyers of Herradura are likely to go, thus allowing them to fill in the outlines of their ideal consumer.

The facts are not right here, energy is cheap that means the cost of manufacturing and transporting of goods is low, food and consumers staples already more affordable, so what if a few American oil companies going out of business.the cost of producing oil in middle east is less than $ 10 / bl and we were paying more than $ 140 / bl for it, with that huge profit margin the big oil companies and oil producing nations became richer and the rest of us left behind, with the oil price this low the oil giants don't want to reduce the price at pump even a penny, because they are so greedy.worst case scenario is some CEOs bonuses might drop from $ 20 million to $ 15 millions I am sure they will survive.in terms of the stock market it always bounces back, after all it's just a casino like game.

She added that community banks have actually seen earnings growth of more than 11 % over the same period, even after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's ability - to - pay rule went into effect last year.

«The dialogue of robos vs. humans or old vs. new really misses the richness of what's going on, which is an entire industry re-inventing itself to be more modern, more in line with what investors want to pay for, and to be more in line with the consumer experiences of today.»

But downstream, all of those industries that rely on steel and aluminum to make their products, and of course all consumers who purchase these goods, are going to pay more.

The agency has toughened mortgage rules and fined big banks for allegedly taking advantage of consumers, but it has run afoul of Republicans who say it has gone too far, contributing to an environment in which consumers are having more difficulty getting mortgages and credit cards.

But more importantly, if you think that the process of passing through the low SMEs was gone, and if you think that the competition, now that everybody is trying to grow loans, particularly in the consumer side, will have any impact on margins, or no, maybe not this year but down the road.

As far as consumer welfare goes, this is a much more important statistic than the number of manufacturing jobs lost over the period.

The rates are typically much more favorable with these options compared with credit cards, with the best rates going to consumers with higher credit scores.

«Not only is the consumer going to be paying more for their gasoline but for airline tickets... The price of both jet fuel and diesel fuel continue to rise.»

But how do we go about creating more use cases for everyday consumers?