Sentences with phrase «riding the wave all»

Viral Nation is among the dozens of companies riding the wave of activity in the growing social - media marketing industry.

The group was riding a wave of momentum, in fact.

«Certain names will ride those waves in 2018 but it's going to be very specific names and you can't just own the group.

Growing up in the 1990s, he watched as Chip rode the wave of beach and ski bum culture, flogging jackets, sweatshirts and board shorts from here to Japan.

In a world of split - second attention spans, if you can stay nimble enough to leverage your celebrity partnerships in a way that rides the wave of current events, pop culture or social media «chatter,» you can make both branding and fundraising magic.

These companies are also riding a wave of global brand awareness, thanks to increased international travel and the powerful reach of the Web.

When you're riding the waves, you must also be on a constant lookout for changes in the environment, as it can get dangerous very quickly.

Of course, the best way to ride this wave of brainiac innovation is to actually get yourself a great education and fill your mind with valuable knowledge.

And finally, the United States can ride a wave of innovation to make the energy sector more productive, speeding the allocation of capital to the most promising opportunities.

But that data also likely will show the extent to which Canada's economy is riding a wave of household debt.

WA's world - leading lithium sector could ride a wave of demand led by the charge in battery storage technology.

Gary Vaynerchuk, CEO of digital agency VaynerMedia, explains how to identify trending hashtags, tie in your content, and ride their wave of popularity.

McKinsey noted that one of the most powerful ways to communicate and ride the waves of change is for the organization to have a clear and shared «change story».

If your dad would like to ride the wave, he's going to need a turntable.

«We're still riding the wave, if you will, as a result of Hurricane Harvey, where gasoline prices jumped up afterwards,» Sinclair said.

That's not realistic, says Jenny Q. Ta, the CEO of the social media company Sqeeqee who spent many years riding the wave of tech success.

Indeed, The Cotery is poised to ride the wave of online apparel and accessories sales nationwide that's seeing nearly 16 percent annual growth and is expected to reach sales of $ 56.6 billion in 2014, according to research company eMarketer.

Indeed, in the years following the end of the tech boom, SEP (No. 93 on the PROFIT 500, with $ 11.4 million in revenue) had ridden a wave of expansion as a growing number of firms moved to search advertising and other forms of digital brand promotion.

The auto industry is actually riding the waves of three separate disruptions, all at the same time: electric engines, ride sharing, and autonomous vehicles.

You are basically going to be riding a wave of growth.»

After riding a wave of birther conspiracy and reality TV celebrity to lead the field of potential Republican leaders with 26 % voter support, Trump's popularity plummeted in May to just 8 %.

This way, your portfolio can ride the wave of prosperity and be ready for anything.

We call this «riding the wave» or «drafting.»

Republicans rode a wave of voter discontent to seize control of the U.S. Senate, dealing a punishing blow to President Barack Obama that will limit his legislative agenda and may force him to make a course correction for his last two years in office.

When you do that, your business will be able to ride the waves of change to become a more profitable startup this year.

But the sooner you align yourself with Microsoft's search policies, the better positioned you will be to ride the wave of change to the top of Bing's — and Yahoo's — search results.

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson told CNBC the company is optimistic the fiscal cliff gets sorted out and the economy rides a wave of strong growth.

Second, when the brand wishes to ride the wave and trend of mobile, and wants to establish its space and usage share on the mobile channel.

And in crypto news, Genesis Trading is looking to stay open 24/7 as it rides a wave sweeping up traders in one corner of the bitcoin market.

Pizza stocks have ridden this wave as well, as both Papa John's and Domino's Pizza have continued to outperform the market over the past year.

We expect the current market gyrations to create the biggest single opportunity the financial publishing industry has ever experienced, and we've positioned ourselves with the customer - centered, best of features to ride that wave better than even the most entrenched competitors.

After taking a ruinous nosedive during the recession and sliding again in 2011 due to troubles in Europe, international trade is set for a revival in 2014, predicts TD — and the U.S. looks perfectly positioned to ride that wave.

Even pushy hedge funds can be tempted to simply ride the waves when a rally lifts all boats.

Not that investors seem to worry too much for now: Korean stocks hit a six - year high two days ago, riding a wave of global liquidity created by central banks.

Observers also say the party should ride the wave of Quebec conservatism drummed up by the popular right - wing provincial party Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ).

The health and media industries are consolidating and responding to shifting economic and consumer movements — and CVS, Aetna, Disney and 21st Century Fox are riding this wave.

From about 1945 to mid-1980, families were able to ride a wave of rising house prices.

Even though most investors knew there was a bubble, they thought that they could ride the wave and get out quickly before other people did.

Traders eagerly ride the waves of volatility, turning astronomical profits in a matter of months or even days.

And while people like Jamie Dimon of J.P. Morgan and famed value investor Howard Marks have been extremely critical of cryptocurrencies as of late, many other investors are continuing to ride the wave.

ForeScout's IPO plan had expected to ride the wave of successful cybersecurity stocks, such as Israel's Check Point Software Technologies Ltd..

If you can ride the wave, it certainly can pay dividends.

The Good Pharm chain seeks to ride the wave of success of fixed - price coffee chain Cofix, which sells coffee and snacks for a fixed price of NIS 5, and exploit the growing demand in Israel for cheaper shopping alternatives.

From your expert perspective do you think most companies see the longterm vision (and investment needed; cash and otherwise) or they are just riding the wave of, «this is the thing to do right now?»

Let's see if we get a buy signal on the chart, and if so, let's position ourselves to ride a wave to $ 24...

Just across the bridge from Brooklyn, three companies teach thousands of students how to ride the waves of Rockaway.

Over his four days in Davos, the new PM rode a wave of interest and curiosity about Canada's change of government, renewing the global admiration that we enjoyed for so long.

It has become easier to ride the wave of asset - price inflation — the stock market and real estate bubble — than to create new material means of production.

Similarly, highly priced stocks can ride waves of momentum to become even more expensive, before eventually settling to more reasonable multiples.

And as for the stock market, the effect would be to create a boom, from which speculators no doubt would profiteer by riding the wave of social security and pension inflows into the market.