Sentences with phrase «never marketed the item»

Not exact matches

There's always been a market for quality, handmade items, but thanks to online hubs like Etsy and Pinterest, the trend has found a new kind of exposure that has fueled a small boom in craftspeople who sell their work to consumers they could never before reach.

«Packaging in fast food restaurants is typically sold to advertisers, or used to promote new limited - time menu items, but we have never used our packaging that way,» said Mark Crumpacker, chief marketing and development officer at Chipotle.

So many of the items you use to cook I've never even heard of... but I'm sure my local Whole Foods Market will have most of them.

The same premise for flea and tick preparations... never use the «new» item for at least 1 - 2 years after it comes on the market, and if older items are available with a great track record, let's use those.

We were launching pet products that had never been done before, and we didn't want to rush to market with items that hadn't been perfected in every way.

But here's a crazy idea for really growing the Asia auction market: most art lovers in Asia will never be able to afford a Richter or a Warhol (apart from his photographs), so how about selling lower - priced items from categories that may hold special appeal here?

The high - end items will probably continue to be sold through big auction houses, or via major galleries at the Art Fairs, where Gagosian, or David Zwirner write the rulebook; while the rest of the market could move online (luring the buyers offering purchase without premium, for example), but never entirely.

Replacement cost will give you money to replace or repair items, actual cash value will only pay the market value of the items at the time of loss, that's a depreciated value (like a garage sale price) and will never give you enough to replace the item.