Sentences with phrase «shoppers find the items»

While displays of chew toys often mix the different styles, retailers should consider separating them into sections to help shoppers find the items in which they are most interested.

Displays of chew toys often mix the different styles of chew toys, but retailers should consider separating them into sections to help shoppers find the items in which they are most interested.

Not exact matches

As our research found, 30 percent of holiday shoppers said they always use their desktop / laptop computers to research on - sale items before heading to stores.

Instacart's shoppers try their best to find similar items, but in my case I couldn't justify buying a five - pound package of bananas instead of a normal bunch.

Shoppers will be able to easily find the best price for an item and communicate with chatbots for quick customer service.

Ecommerce retailers have realized that shoppers find value in being able to see and inspect items in real life.

Duties, brokerage fees and shipping costs for products that were already priced higher here than in the U.S. made purchasing items online a miserable and expensive endeavour — assuming shoppers could even find what they were looking for in the first place.

In addition to preventing the loss of customers, the 2017 UPS Pulse of the Online Shopper study found that 79 % of respondents said free returns are important when selecting a retailer and 44 % said the biggest issue with returning items is paying for shipping.

The Times reporter finds that, for a basket of ten items — including milk, seltzer, and frozen pizza — a shopper would save $ 6.01, or 13 percent.

The leftover clothes later find their way to the clearance aisle where impulsive shoppers purchase dozens of items at a steep discount.

The sixth annual UPS Pulse of the Online Shopper study has found that nearly half of U.S. online shoppers bought items from international...

Luxury Personal Shopper: You can become a luxury personal shopper for celebrities and wealthy people, and earn some commission from helping them find items that they are lookiShopper: You can become a luxury personal shopper for celebrities and wealthy people, and earn some commission from helping them find items that they are lookishopper for celebrities and wealthy people, and earn some commission from helping them find items that they are looking for.

Shoppers also will find Kalencom's PVC - free diaper bags, such as the olive green with an orange design ($ 85), and other practical items, such as SIGG water bottles, bamboo bowls and Erbaviva baby soaps, lotions and shampoos.

As careful of a shopper I try to be and only purchase higher price point items that I absolutely love, often times I still find myself babying my fast fashion chain items more than my expensive items.

Even if you're not a regular Nordstrom Shopper (confession — I'm not), this is the time of year to give them a look for amazingly discounted prices on quality items; prices you won't find any other time of year or during any other their other sales.

If that personal shopper helps you find and purchase items you like, they earn a commission.

Brave shoppers found most items discounted by only 10 % on the first day of the Target liquidation sale (Photograph by Romana King)

His focus has been primarily on dog - related products, premium goods made in the U.S. and items shoppers would not find in mass - market and big - box specialty stores.

One - third of shoppers had used a smartphone in - store to find the best price for an item, and 24 percent had checked online reviews while cruising the aisles.

Catalogues are great, but shoppers love finding unique items.

When it comes to service, smaller pet retailers have a huge advantage over big - box stores and mass merchandisers, where shoppers often have to search for items and can only find indifferent stock people to ask for help when they have questions.

Jet Anywhere launched when we were still in the early stages of building our product catalog; it was intended to help our shoppers save on items they couldn't find on Jet.

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When clothes are cheap and you can find t - shirts for $ 8 and jeans for $ 20, it's difficult for shoppers to resist the urge to stock up — not because they particularly like an item or need it or think it's well - made, but because it makes them feel good.

In retail settings, Customer Assistants provide help and advice to store patrons by recommending products and assisting shoppers in finding specific items.

Floor salespeople are responsible for keeping such items in order and helping shoppers find what they need.

This technology might allow shoppers to prescreen furniture purchases for now, Kniffen says, but he adds that it could soon apply to a range of items found in specialty stores, including apparel.

A common complaint among shoppers is they don't always find items they are looking to...

Larissa isn't much of a department store shopper and prefers that the items in her home have true meaning, which is why she searches for cheaper antiques found on eBay or in thrift stores.