Sentences with phrase «products if those products»

Certain states require us to provide consumers special warnings for certain products if those products expose consumers to chemicals above threshold levels.

Not exact matches

If your product is relatively expensive, then you need to point out how much value buyers get out of it.

However, if your product is made from multiple parts than the method of joining needs to be considered.

For instance, if a company has a different Twitter account for each of its products in different countries — and then different Facebook pages on top of that — the number of accounts the company has to maintain can add up quickly.

«If I'm a consumer and I say, «I'm morally offended that you did this,» and you respond by listing a product's features and benefits, I'm going to be like, «You're not hearing me.»

If your product doesn't have an inherent USP, invent one!

This cost can also be avoided if you can create a product with a self - locking system where it can be put together manually by the consumer (i.e. flat packs).

The Luon pants are one of the retailer's product staples and Cowen analyst Faye Landes said that if there is any comfort to be found, it is that Lululemon is not facing a demand problem.

It could potentially save you thousands of dollars if your product actually doesn't end up doing well.

Not every business model lends itself to a blogger campaign, but if your products or services seem to fit, especially if your company runs its own blog, this can be a powerful way to generate sales at a minimal cost.

«Even if advertisers are paying a decent amount to promote their products through video ads, only a portion of their expenditures ever make it into content creators» pockets,» says entrepreneur Michael Johnston.

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

Products are tagged at $ 1.99 instead of $ 2.00, because people tend to round down if they see the.99 and end up buying more expensive pProducts are tagged at $ 1.99 instead of $ 2.00, because people tend to round down if they see the.99 and end up buying more expensive productsproducts.

Returns and refunds take the risk out of buying, because if you don't like the product it can be returned for free and you'll get your money back.

If you go into a call with the mindset that no one will want this product, that alone may bury the conviction in your sales pitch.

If you have a low success rate with your clients, and you don't think it's your product or process, try raising your prices.

After that, and only after that, I might ask if I can show them my product.

If you want to make $ 100,000, you could do it by selling a $ 100 product to 1,000 people, or by selling a $ 10,000 product to 10 people.

If your product or service is regulated or has the potential to become regulated, it will increase the risk to investors.

Rechargeable batteries have a limited lifespan — and most Apple products have a built - in one — so the shutdown issue is something all devices will eventually have to deal with if they're used long enough.

Just like in the classic movie Miracle on 34th Street, offer alternative options if your product is not what they're looking for.

So then getting back to the question of how do we pay for this system, this is really quite a profound — I won't call it breakthrough, but realization that if we can build a system that cannibalizes our own products, makes our own products redundant, then all of the resources, which are quite enormous, that are used for Falcon 9, Heavy, and Dragon, can be applied to one system.

If their impression is good, the leave with your product or service, too.

If you want to stay relevant, much less open, you should know your product or service in and out, and make sure you employees are well trained.

The sales approach may be able to hide flaws for the short term, but in the long run if the product isn't fit for the market then it will eventually crumble.

Plus, these people will become your first brand advocates, especially if you listen to their input and they like the product.

Even if they don't see personal value in the products or services you offer, chances are they'll tell a friend or associate about it.

It's obviously geared towards having the chance of a romantic connection, but if it's not, then there's a great chance that it'll at least be a friend or someone that might be a good business connection or something, and so I think being geared towards just social discovery generally both makes it a more effective product and also there's still I feel like a little bit of a stigma associated with online dating, and this makes it just a much more accessible product.

So you don't even have a chance if you can't deliver an incredible product.

If your customers don't «succeed» by using your product how can you build a great company?

If you don't know your customer, you won't have much luck figuring out the product - market fit.

So if you feel you're dealing with one of those skin woes, check in with your doctor to make sure the products you're using are good for you.

Now, it's more of technological wonder that when I visit Walmart's website, the first thing it does is ask me if I'm ready to reorder a slew of products I put into a real cart in a physical store, even though I've never ordered these things via the website.

But it remains to be seen if consumers seeking natural and healthy products will find Pepsi True and Coca - Cola Life appealing.

If your industry is highly visual and purchases are made based on what the product looks like such as clothes, shoes, decorative ornaments etc. then posting pictures of your products could really help to increase sales because an instagram user may stumble into a product which catches their eye and then go to your website to purchase that product.

If you're shocked by the price of their product or service or feel like you're being overcharged, ask yourself these questions.

Consider this quote from Reid Hoffman, CEO of LinkedIn: «If you're not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you've launched too late.»

Even if you think your new product or service is entirely unique and without existing competition, it's important to put yourself in your prospective customers» shoes and imagine what they might buy in lieu of what you plan to offer.

If your product is popular, copycats will arise.

If a young woman entrepreneur hasn't found a market for her product outside of her sorority sisters, Whitehead says, it's crucial to be able to tell her that without worrying about hurting her feelings.

They even went as far as to tell customers not to buy their products if it went against their mission.

Its repetitive quality, like meditation, can lower your heart rate and lower cortisol levels in your blood... And yeah, meditation is cool and all, but having a finished product at the end of it is even cooler, if you ask me.»

If employees see you with a product, they sometimes suggest a complementary product to go with it.

Time to market is critical, but over the long haul, if we are to truly deliver an exquisite product experience that will delight our customers, it's of paramount importance the product has the right features and superb quality, all implemented in a manner that allows for a positive support experience.

I'm not a big fan of the whole lean startup thing or even minimum viable products (MVPs) unless they've been previously market - validated, but there is a clear virtue in representing an initial solution which a company can quickly buy and bring to market — even if it's not comprehensive, industrial strength or the whole enchilada on Day One.

This is one of the most under - looked ways of validating your market: If someone is in the market with a successful product, that's a good sign that a market for your product exists.

«As an entrepreneur, I have had products and services shut out of closed cable networks, and as a venture capitalist, I've invested in companies that would not have been able to innovate if these network were not open.»

If we were to focus solely on Google's most recent acquisitions, we would find a host of smaller companies that were purchased for their innovative products.

If a company gathers a wide variety of people to sell them all the same product, it's setting itself up for failure.

If the work product isn't up to snuff, the company may not have to remit payment and the independent contractor could suffer a loss as a result of the relationship.