Sentences with phrase «really sell to customers»

Nothing to really sell to customers, and even if they do buy a slice and decide they like your bakery and your goods, there is not much else for them to buy.

Not exact matches

And if Dyson finds its product really is spreading germs at an unconscionable rate, then it will be duty - bound to stop selling the product, though surely the restaurants and public buildings that are the company's main customers will make that choice for them.

Remember once you even sell a low - end iPhone, that customer is going to buy apps and they'll be a customer probably for the rest of their life, so you're really motivated to keep market share and gain market share.»

5 Social Selling Tactics to Attract, Engage & Convert More Customers @leeodden Social Selling isn't a new topic for us but this year it really gained momentum through an explosion of consultants, books, events and online content.

According to Entrepreneur contributor Derek Gehl, «A good testimonial has the power to convince even your «tough sell» visitors that your product or service really made a difference in your customer's life — and can help them, too.»

This didn't really do anything profitable for the bank, but it allowed bank managers and other employees to achieve bonuses based on a certain amount of products being «sold» to customers.

I panicked last year when an item I really wanted sold out during the early access only to learn from customer service that they hold back some inventory for when it opens to the public too.

By selling direct to our customer, we can offer a focused edit, a sharper fit and quality you can really feel - all at a sane price.

Charging customers to replace parts then not replace them, selling services that are not really needed, charging too much in labor hours for a job are all things that I have seen happen.

Potential customers drive up to the dealership, get harassed by salespeople who don't really know the product they are selling, and finally, if you're lucky — we've been turned down before — drive the car you hope to buy.

As long as there is restrictive DRM, you don't really «own» the book, you can't lend it (or at the best have extremely restricted lending), and you can't sell it, then the customers aren't going to be willing to shell out as much, or sometimes more, for the book.

Because at the end of the day, they haven't really ever given a shit about everyone else in the book trade... My worry would be that by selling Kindle devices, we would be converting customers to using Amazon for their physical book sales as well as e-books.

Zinio has really just focused on selling magazines directly to customers, but this is often a fickle business proposition.

At Lulu, anyone is empowered to publish and sell their work to customers all over the world and our author - ego cards and cutouts really drove that point home — that and the fact that people love to get their photo taken.

Microsoft get their numbers from how many Win7 OS they sell to retailers, not really how many Win7 OS customers actually purchased.

With so many companies buying iPads for use by their employees and customers, how many did Apple really sell to consumers?

Selling on other devices to customers who would otherwise have bought in the Kindle store ends up hurting your profile across all eBook readers when you are starting out.When you sell PDF eBooks directly, they should be formatted just like printed books, and in my case, I allow customers to print the PDF, which works especially well for overseas buyers who really want a hard copy but didn't want to pay (and wait) to have a book shipped from overseas.

I'd just like manufacturers to get on board with their sales outlets and distributors, and especially with their customer service — so many lost sales, so many unhappy users, from really easily solved problems like having cases ready to buy the day a new device is sold.

In order to cultivate a loyal customer base, pet store employees must first know what they are really selling.

The Retailer's Role Due to a bad flea and tick season last fall, flea and tick control products have sold well recently, said Alison Schwartz, manager of All Pets Considered in Greensboro, N.C. «We experienced really high response, and more customers were asking us about these products,» she said.

Due to a bad flea and tick season last fall, flea and tick control products have sold well recently, said Alison Schwartz, manager of All Pets Considered in Greensboro, N.C. «We experienced really high response, and more customers were asking us about these products,» she said.

DA: Retailers should know that there is a plethora of really wonderful products that they can stock and sell to help support their customers who are choosing positive training.

«There are some incredible natural foods in Europe, and some really fantastic Vitakraft products in Germany which we would love to sell here in the U.S., and which our customers would love to have on shelf,» she says.

Selling Nutrition Selling feline nutrition is really all about reaching out to cat customers and providing them with the information they need to provide the very best possible diet for their cat.

Before that, we didn't have a POS system, so we really had no way to track what we were selling, and we couldn't track customers.

The 10 million sold - through to customers is not really a big surprise.

Raising prices can be a really hard thing to wrap one's head around, but Jennifer hit the nail on the head: when you do raise your prices, you have to sell to fewer customers to make the same amount of income!

According to the BMC website, the competition «represents a shift in the entrepreneurial paradigm, rewarding university students for undergoing the process of identifying and validating their assumptions and learning what the customer really wants rather than what the entrepreneur thinks the customer wants, [and] rather than writing business plans or selling hot air.»

The cool thing about their agents is they themselves do the selling AND the customer service, which is really hard to find in the life insurance industry.

Those companies that we all know, with the notable exception of Prudential, are making a killing selling overpriced term insurance, whole life and universal life to customers that really don't check it out and find out what they can really get.

These numbers shouldn't really surprise anyone since there aren't that many companies selling these smart speakers to customers.

Retail workers need to really understand the company they work for, the products they sell, and the types of customers who purchase their products.

While it's true that you are selling yourself, hiring managers really don't want to see customer - orientated keywords that ultimately lack meaning.

Smart selling requires listening to what the customer really wants.

«If you're really devoting time and effort to managing, you don't have time to give a customer the level of service that's appropriate,» says Mattison, associate broker in Washington, D.C. «When you weigh the pluses and minuses of either path, I'd have to say selling is probably the weaker of the two.»

These customers can't make up their minds about anything: what kind of house or neighborhood they're looking for, what their price range is, or even whether they really want to buy or sell.

When you go to a listing appointment and recommend a listing price, will the customer have confidence that this is really what they can hope to sell the home for, or will they believe that in a few weeks, you will be recommending a «Price Reduction»?