Sentences with phrase «perceived by consumers»

Increased and positive brand presence While banner ads have been perceived by consumers as annoying and have a negative connotation associated with it, sponsored listings in search results have a much less negative association.

In addition, the award - winning HUAWEI WATCH has been incredibly well perceived by consumers because of its classic timeless design, thus contributing to HUAWEI's success.

Lawyers who hesitate to adopt collaborative online portals may be perceived by consumers as secretive, protectionist, or simply out - of - date; and they may lose ground, at least among younger clients.

In her presentation at BookExpo, Cobb stressed the relaxation element in «just listening,» not least because it might be perceived by some consumers that listening is «easier» than reading, as watching a film is often considered «easier» than reading a book.

«If somebody borrows our playbook and goes there first, we might be perceived by consumers as a copycat... We want to go there faster.»

«Programmatic push messaging is implicit personalization perceived by consumers as irrelevant and inauthentic,» said Erika Trautman, founder and CEO of Rapt Media, according to a press release.

How the fraud landscape and insurance industry response is perceived by consumer representatives and what is on their wish list?

Not exact matches

Disruptive innovation: In an industry ruled by low prices, proved that the segment of U.S. consumers prepared to pay more for local, responsible, organic, fresh, or natural grocery products is much more than a niche when there's a perceived personal benefit.

But it has to be the right kind of change and, more importantly, it has to be change that is perceived as positive and geared towards growth by your consumer base.

Some entrepreneurs arrive at a final decision by going with their gut or by doing consumer research or testing with focus groups to see how the names are perceived.

Zuckerberg said the company has gathered data on how consumers perceive news brands by asking them to identify whether they have heard of various publications and if they trust them.

Among numerous consumer trends targeted in the new products, pursuit of clean label — formulations free from ingredients perceived as iffy by the public — has become the most prominent new product theme in the bread category.

In China, by far the most promising country for still wine packaging, red wine is perceived as having health benefits and appeals to consumers for this reason.

Craft food and drink are perceived as having high - quality ingredients by 39 % of UK consumers, according to GlobalData's Q3 survey, 2016.

However, one main question that continued to remain unanswered was whether consumers were able to perceive differences created by different closure OTRs.

It is a view shared by many industry professionals set to attend the new trade event, Natural Products Scandinavia in October, who perceive Northern European consumers to be more informed about the benefits of natural products.

«Including all three factors in the judging produces results that are closer to the reality of the way consumers purchase beers and gives brewers better feedback on how their beers are perceived by shoppers.»

With less trusting consumers, this labeling is much better perceived when it has been certified by a national / global organisation.

Unfortunately, still, these conventional cone / house young Thai coconuts are generally perceived as fresh, young, and nutritious by the regular coconut consumers.

Consumers had been primed to respond favorably to the sketch by a couple of decades» worth of advertising of a variety of products, including food, clothing, furniture, and health elixirs, featuring children and infants cast with wondrous and innocent expressions.95 The Gerber Baby's large eyes and dilated pupils, round symmetrical head, button nose, and tiny bow - like mouth typifies the «cuteness» and perceived vulnerability that evolutionary biologists surmise increases the likelihood of parents» protecting their young.96

Flavors such as «plain» or «original» are almost always sweetened, although perceived by many consumers as unsweetened.

Second, and perhaps more telling of how books are perceived in our culture, Williams points out that the assumed privacy of an ebook purchase, followed by the privacy afforded by reading it on an e-reader, may lead consumers to purchase a title that they don't have to be seen walking up to the bookstore register with.

This form of subtle consumer education was never instated during the rise of the eBook platform and so the diminished value perceived by readers and authors was commonplace from the start.

By opening its platform to independent developers, it hopes to increase the perceived value of the Kindle to consumers, but only so long as developers stay «on message.»

The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 was passed by Congress because of perceived serial abuse by bankruptcy filers.

But when their name is written on the food labels it is being recognized and perceived by many consumers as a merit for the level of excellence that the food product acquired.

Any such conduct by any of our suppliers may result in a loss of consumer confidence in our brand and products and a reduction in our sales if consumers perceive us as being untruthful in our marketing and advertising and may materially adversely affect our brand, reputation, business, financial condition and results of operations.

paying for carbon reduction projects is often perceived favorably by green - minded consumers, and it's easier to tell a good story about innovative projects in disadvantaged communities than to focus on dry subjects such as incremental energy efficiency improvements or waste reduction strategies.

The act of voluntarily paying for carbon reduction projects is often perceived favorably by green - minded consumers, and it's easier to tell a good story about innovative projects in disadvantaged communities than to focus on dry subjects such as incremental -LSB-...]

Appeals to conscience or fashion work, to the extent they do, by reducing the fossil - fuel consumer's perceived benefit of consumption (or equivalently, by increasing his perceived share of the externalized cost), for only a sub-population of consumers.

This is why the European Union has adopted its regulation (EU) no 524/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2013 on online dispute resolution for consumer disputes and amending Regulation (EC) No 2006/2004 and Directive 2009 / 22 / EC (Regulation on consumer ODR, and why mandatory ODR, no matter how it could be perceived by detractors, needs to be looked at seriously as a way of giving access to justice to those who, for now, can't turn to the courts since the costs associated with the legal process are simply prohibitive...

In 2008, Illinois passed the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), designed to protect employees and consumers against perceived abuses associated with the collection of bio metric data by businesses and providing a statutory cause of action for its violation.

The revolution will be a paltry one if it won't be perceived also by the end users — business, citizens, consumers, lawyers» clients, and all other non-lawyers who are somewhat affected by what legal practitioners and systems do.

It also held that the earlier sign, like the sign applied for, would be perceived as a foreign or fantasy term «by most consumers».

This is because the cost / benefits balance has shifted in favor of cloud computing as it becomes a more recognized and accepted technology and as legal cloud computing providers have responded to consumer worries by implementing procedures and mechanisms to reduce perceived risks.

A new report by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) shows that consumers around the world perceive wide ranging risks in how their...

Consumers can also look up the MAS» Investor Alert List for a non-exhaustive list of entities that may have been wrongly perceived to be regulated by MAS.

Contrary to most exaggerated treble reproduction, the Monoprice Monolith M565 don't fatigue the ear and will please consumers by adding a touch of perceived clarity to a given song.

Real estate is and should continue to be the business of professional Realtors, but with ready access by the public to information about listings, home buying and home selling, consumers will perceive that they need the service of a trained professional less and not more.

«Face value» is the «perceived value» in the eyes of some unsophisticated consumers who therefore think that they are getting a «deal» for otherwise «actualized conventional services» by hopefully acquiring same with a «discount brokerage».

As long as consumers perceive that a company's service level is acceptable, selecting a company boils down to the savings or extra goodies offered through an affinity connection or by brokers with packages competing with those of local businesses.

The «balance of convenience» is in reality a balance that occurs naturally within a truely freely operating market economy wherein buyer / seller forces act automatically, over time, to right any actual and / or perceived wrongs that would be being experienced by consumers as they examined the benefits, or not, of dealing with business operations at play within said market place... with said market place being entirely devoid of bureaucratic socialistic pupetteering (before - the - fact of forcing the market to seek «its» interpretation of top - down derived equilibrium).