Sentences with phrase «presence brick by brick»
Mike Kulas, president of Volition (the developer), says the destruction in the game is brought to a level where the player can «literally tear down the enemy EDF presence brick by brick.»
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The smartest ones, by the way, are those that take advantage of multiple channels and combine a brick - and - mortar operation with an online presence.
Amazon, which forayed into brick - and - mortar retailing with its purchase of Whole Foods, could upend the grocery industry and undercut traditional retailers by using its deep pockets and large presence, analysts have said.
The Amazon Kindle controls almost 75 % of the entire e-reader market and should increase their growth by having a firm presence in a brick and motor retail setting.
I'd start off by recognizing and leveraging the single most important advantage the brick - and - mortar stores have over Amazon: a physical presence, probably fairly close to your home.
Bringing bricks and mortar booksellers into the ebook revolution was always a brave — even noble — effort by Google, given how little online presence and expertise booksellers had.
(Note that at national account bricks - and - mortar store chains, such as Barnes & Noble, the point of sale promotions — for example, a book's presence on a seasonal table display — are determined by the account, not the publisher's marketing department, and are paid for out of the account's cooperative advertising funds, usually referred to as «co-op.»)
Even the The New York Times is adding fuel the rumors by reporting that; «Even if Amazon is not planning to go nationwide with its stores anytime soon, any expansion of its brick - and - mortar presence is likely to send shivers down the spines of other booksellers.
By online bank I'm referring to banks that operate pretty much solely online and don't have a huge brick and mortar building presence.
By setting up its headquarters in Seattle in 1995, Amazon took advantage of a loophole to evade charging sales taxes because it didn't have a national bricks - and - mortar presence.
By the end of 2017, the chain wants to achieve $ 21 billion in sales, and its bricks - and - mortar presence will play a significant role.