Sentences with phrase «product users do»

With a «bitcoin in the background» product users don't have to worry about that, but, nonetheless, liquidity is an issue and something we're looking to solve.»

Not exact matches

It also gets input about a product's performance: How do running shorts hold up if users wear them five times a week?

First and foremost, we have never — and would never — do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades.

Even if your product does solve a problem, it may only be for a niche set of users.

When that information can be put into service to the user, we can provide a better quality of product across everything we do — we can build a better browser, a better phone and, yes, we can serve better ads.»

This product is a great solution for website owners and marketers that don't have web design degrees but understand they need to make significant changes to their website in order to accommodate mobile users.

The one positive thing Snap and Twitter have in common: They really do have unique products that have attracted unique, non-replicable user - bases.

What do your users and the people they know care about most when it comes to your product?

The firm's marketing doesn't boast about product specs or features, instead they show actual users» experiences.

How does your product become the publisher for what your users do with it?

In response to a question about marketers using Adobe products to reach users on Snapchat, Shantanu did not address that platform specifically, but said, «Video is certainly becoming the biggest category of where people want to spend their money.»

Your landing page is only going to get conversions if you tell your users what to do (whether that's signing up for an email list, buying a product or submitting information).

«We are nowhere near being done making changes in this area,» Shreyas Doshi, director of product management and user safety said in a message posted on Twitter's website.

Other companies with world - class R&D groups built radical innovations only to see their company fumble the future and others reap the rewards (think of Xerox and the personal computer, Fairchild and integrated circuits, Kodak and digital photography, etc.) Common themes in these failures were, 1) without a direct connection to the customer advanced R&D groups built products without understanding user needs, and 2) the core of the company was so focused on execution of current products that it couldn't see that the future didn't look like the past.

The San Francisco company provides analytics tools for mobile and Web apps, working behind the scenes to help clients track what the heck their users are doing inside their software products.

This mostly has to do with how much their user experience and product favors recency or permanence.

According to their research, 77 percent of LinkedIn members do product or service - related research on the site, and 60 percent of users have clicked on ads on LinkedIn.

Do they interact with your product team for feature input or ideas or for user experience testing?

While Microsoft uses the «Skype» label on both business and personal Internet calling products, you can't assume you can reach Skype users from a Skype for Business account without doing some workarounds.

Research shows that 70 percent of Internet users aren't native English speakers, and according to Common Sense Advisory, 75 percent of Internet users do not make important purchasing decisions unless the product description is in a language they can speak.

Another difference between the new promoted posts and other types of Facebook advertising is that the new ads are non-social, so users do not need to have friends who like a particular product or brand in order to see updates from that page on their news feed.

With a slogan as simple as «Broadcast Yourself,» many YouTube users are doing just that, especially when it comes to showing how their products or services can be used.

If you do, it means a better user experience for customers, and a greater likelihood they will help you make money by buying your product or reading your content.

A new paper co-written by Columbia law professor Tim Wu argues Google does a disservice to users by favoring its own products

You're better off teaching your customers how to use your product (such as Dropbox's rewarding users with 250 megabytes of extra storage if they take a tour of the basics of the service) than chasing some new person who doesn't even care.

For one thing, users don't have the option of getting product reviews while shopping in a brick - and - mortar store.

BlackBerry still owns more than 40 % of the North American smartphone market, and though it continues to show healthy growth in emerging markets, investors worry about the declining average sale price for its products, about RIM's failure to make a dent in the consumer marketplace, and about the growing sense that it no longer offers an enterprise user anything that one of its sexier rivals doesn't do as well or better.

It doesn't just show you products in the same category as others you've bought but offers intelligent suggestions for all kinds of content — music, movies and more — based on users who fit your profile.

If you don't have users, your product will fail.

For example, if you're especially interested in encouraging Pinterest users to pin memorable images of your products, you don't want someone who excels mostly at Facebook coupon code promotions.

While it's possible users don't like the entire product, it's more likely they find a particular aspect or element undesirable.

This question is best used when you discuss your product with potential users who either give you nothing but positive feedback, or they won't point out anything you need to do to make the product better.

Whether you believe Apple when it says it will «never do anything to intentionally shorten the life of any Apple product, or degrade the user experience to drive customer upgrades» is beside the point.

Product manager Adam Champy says that Google didn't like the way in - ear headphones force users to handle sizing.

No matter what size developer you are, if you're building a product whose features are severely limited absent payment, don't broadcast it as a «free» app, and don't hide the limitations from your users.

There are many users of apple products (hence the reason they set a record for the amount of money made recently) and since this is the case, why do nt we hear about these products being exploited?

When users want to buy overseas products, they purely rely on search, which often doesn't give you proper search results,» he says.

By Josh Brown Don't blame the product for the product user's mistakes.

The user base continues to grow quickly as Trello spreads around the world... We passed 1 million users in four countries individually, the US, Brazil, the UK and France, so Trello demonstrates our ability to successfully do acquisitions and to grow the product family to maintain those acquisitions and momentum.

In the European Union another twist to this story is that Facebook's data transfers between WhatsApp and Facebook for ads / product purposes were quickly suspended — the CNIL confirms in its notice that Facebook told it the data of its 10M French users have never been processed for targeted advertising purposes — after local regulators intervened, and objected publicly that Facebook had not provided users with enough information about what it planned to do with their data, nor secured «valid consent» to share their information.

«We don't have an agenda to hijack your product,» Mohajer said «If you use Amazon, you lose your brand, your users.

So much focus is on security selection, marketing and gathering assets that it's almost as if the end users of their products don't matter.

This Privacy Policy describes how our company collects information from all end users of our Internet services (the «Services»)- those who access some of our Services but do not have accounts («Visitors») as well as those who may purchase Products and / or pay a monthly service fee to subscribe to the Service («Members»)- what we do with the information we collect, and the choices Visitors and Members have concerning the collection and use of such information.

When I saw what Alan was doing with user personas — to define the person using products so engineers and designers could address the user's goals, tasks, and skill levels — it struck me that the same process could be applied to sales and marketing.

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Payments will expand to other products and services in the future, according to Instagram, allowing users to do things like purchase movie tickets and other items.

Facebook updated its APIs in 2014 so that outside parties could not collect information from Facebook users» friends without their permission, but Zuckerberg says it will go find developers who used their products before those changes were implemented to make sure they didn't break the rules.

The problem is I didn't become an avid user of the product and get 100 % comfortable with being a client, so I didn't pursue the opportunity.

You're better off teaching your customers how to use your product — spending time, as services like Facebook and Amazon do, to get users to supply more personal information and make them more engaged — than chasing some new person who doesn't really care.

Apple says that the news reading product has 70 million active monthly users, though it doesn't disclose what defines an active user.