Sentences with phrase «sell physical things»

But Apple and other Big Tech corporations like Google and Amazon — along with much of Big Pharma and even Starbucks — have avoided paying hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes on their worldwide earnings because they don't mainly sell physical things like cars or refrigerators or television sets that they make here and ship abroad.

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More often than not, the solution most inside sales reps are selling — whether a physical product, tool, or service — has a primary purpose of helping customers to do one (or more) of two things:

A lot of young companies might assume that as soon as you get a deal to sell your product through a physical or online retailer, things will start happening by themselves.

If I could buy a house or gold (a physical thing) for $ 100 in 2013 and its selling for $ 400 now, then that is how I treat the inflation in terms of «investment».

If premium content and courses aren't your thing, maybe you could sell physical products.

For years you have been asking me for one BIG thing: a PRINTED physical booklet of my popular best selling digital e-book, Homemade Mommy Beauty Essentials.

For years you have been asking me for one BIG thing: a PRINTED physical booklet of my popular best selling digital e-book, Homemade Mommy Beauty Essentials.

What eBay is to auctions, and Instagram is to photos of your food, Shopify is to online selling (of all kinds of things, physical and digital).

There are so many things to consider when selling physical products online.

So that's one thing that suggests that the pricing is way out of whack, that the comparison with a physical object is completely wrong because you can sell, donate or leave the physical object.

The waiting thing sounds well and good but if they're going to go from 14.99 down to the 9.99 they are now, I could just go on half.com or ebay or anywhere that sells used books (or the library, I know, a crazy idea) and get the physical copy for less than it would be on my kindle now.

They want to be sure I can't sell it or loan it to anyone, and heaven forbid that I want to give it to someone — all things we can do with a physical book.

but the ebook market is still tiny, so any discounts would be dependent on the relative power of the companies selling physical books — and indeed other things since the big six publishers are owned by multinational parent companies who sell lots of other things via these stores.

Amazon knows how to sell things, whether it be physical books, tents, kitchen appliances, or e-books.

I'd be buying and selling things over the internet without a physical presence.

Deebo, You forget the part the PSN Now is a subscription and you don't own the physical software that you can trade or sell later and you will not get new titles like Dragon Age Inquisition or NBA 2015 for a long time or never so it is not the same thing.

What your doing wrong is selling memory cards at ridiculous prices I understand that it has something to do with piracy (I think) but I mean over $ 50 for a 32 GB Memory card is just too much I bought a 32 GB class 10 card for my «New» Nintendo 3DS XL the day it came out for $ 20 and here is the sad thing I don't buy digital «full games» that have are also available as a physical copy.

Arcade games, console games, card games; we need to shift from selling «physical things» to selling «intangible things».

My books are never inaccessible due to battery failure, my disc - based games are never toyed with when Good Old Games pretends to close its doors, and I can sell or loan that physical thing to a friend.

But the overriding thing that Google will try to sell us is its vision of integrating that multiplicity of physical gadgets and trinkets into its digital empire of software and services.

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