Sentences with phrase «sway consumers»

It remains to be seen, however, whether it will manage to sway consumers away from the cheaper Amazon Echo.

No environmental campaign will change the fact that Fiji Water is still brought from Fiji, Evian from France, Gerolsteiner from Germany, and Pellegrino from Italy but environmental concerns may also not sway some consumers to change their habits.

Or in the end, does used games, periodical online authentication and a $ 100 difference not enough to sway consumers from great first party titles?

There's still a sizeable number of buyers who still prefer physical copies of their music, so giving them this sort of «two for one» value could sway consumers, at least somewhat, in the Cloud Player's direction.

Whatever advantages they have — like added ports or the ability to play Flash video — haven't been enough to sway consumers or developers.

Offering equal benefits will not be enough to sway consumers.

Expert opinion: Sari Greaves, RD, CDN, a spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association says, «Although a generous amount of science is given to support the connection between biology, hormones, and waistline, there are many other components, both psychological and social that drive eating behavior and the book may sway consumers to mistakenly mislabel themselves with a hormonal problem.

Frangelico partered with News Corp Australia with the aim to sway consumer behavior and increase brand awareness.

Frangelico partered with News Corp Australia with the aim to sway consumer behavior and increase brand awareness.

Vidal Stewart: With the assumption that the motion control solutions of both Microsoft and Sony will work as they were demonstrated on stage, it's clear that Project Natal is capable of swaying consumers to the Xbox 360.

In one move their pawn will become a queen, and they will shape the environment Realtors operate in... because they will acquire what is the «all important decider» = the swayed consumer.

As we approach the year's end, can fear from an impending fiscal cliff sway consumer confidence and discourage potential home buyers?

But you will find that there are plenty of easily swayed consumers out there who have not yet been burned by a hypster's charm, wit, glittering presentation and overall good - guy appeal to their trusting senses.

Not exact matches

The company boasted it could develop psychological profiles of consumers and voters which was a «secret sauce» it used to sway them more effectively than traditional advertising could.

But it doesn't appear there are enough consumer - friendly bells and whistles to sway Apple fans and the company is instead expected to focus on re-establishing its dominance in the corporate market.

You'd think that investors would be among the most cold - blooded and rational consumers of information — after all, fortunes depend on them making bias - free judgments about what they hear on earnings calls — but according to this new research, they are actually highly swayed by one tiny shift in language, just like everyone.

Reality of the situation In the end the people with power who have money to hire lobbyists and sway influence with members of the CRTC will either get their way entirely or come to some sort of «compromise «that benefits them more than the average Canadian who wants consumer choice.

Even though algorithms decide so much of a citizen's life — what ads a person sees, what political messages they hear, what kinds of loans they can get, how they fair in the criminal justice system — these things are all under the sway of algorithms, and most consumers don't feel empowered to push back because they don't know the math.

He adds that the theory that voters were swayed by hoaxes assumes that Trump voters were unsophisticated consumers of information, which he doesn't buy.

The consumer and health groups said in their letter that a hospital's involvement could sway women and that giving away formula samples worked against their other efforts.

Next Page: Â How to be an educated consumer [pagebreak] How to be an educated consumer Until research sways (or does nt sway) more minds and brings stricter control over the sorts of chemicals in question, cosmetics activists such as Malkan urge consumers to press for more regulation of the industry.

Dr. Williams agrees that consumers shouldn't be swayed by product names that sound healthy or holistic or full of ancient wisdom.

Will Consumers of Organic Foods Be Swayed By Negative Reports on the Quality and Safety of These Foods?

With new trends springing up every now and then and with retailers selling the latest and the most stylish fashion apparels at low prices, consumers are bound to get swayed away to purchase more than they need.

Considering those accidents, it makes sense that the average consumer would be swayed away from the thought of self - driving vehicles.

The retina display version has already proven to be a big hit and consumer preference is expected to remain swayed towards the 8 inch devices.

A number of class action suits have been filed on behalf of consumers in this case, and this latest suit may be too little too late to sway Cote in her ruling.

However, it would be interesting to see which way actual consumer preference sways in the coming year when we know there are a flurry of new tablet launches scheduled.

With the increasing numbers of people — especially younger consumers — taking to reading on their smartphones and mobile devices, it's a no - risk prospect that could stand to have a major sway over the outcome next fall.

It may be true that the Penguin name could add some credibility to the services offered by ASI but the consumer of publishing services can't be swayed by advertising, celebrities or other gimmicks.

Contrary to the variable and indexed annuity hypothetical dream proposals that the majority of annuity consumers are swayed by, my advice is to always start at the finish line.

A big mistake consumers make is being swayed to choose a particular lender based on these abnormally low promotional rates, says broker Michael Mahon, general manager and broker of HER Realtors in Columbus, Ohio.

However, some consumers are not to be swayed.

For consumers who want just one new credit card, and those whose spending doesn't sway heavily towards gas and restaurants, the Citi ® Double Cash Credit Card is the way to go.

The economy has pet owners more concerned about value than ever before, and educated consumers are no longer swayed by inauthentic efforts to make a product seem green.

The bottom line is that consumers can be swayed toward buying anything.

Be honest with your calculations and don't be one of the many consumers swayed by a shiny plastic card — they're the ones paying for the benefits those of us playing the system correctly are getting on the cheap.

Big Dee RE: «Perhaps a concerted effort by a large group of consumers could sway a smaller provider that offering a card without fees on the FX would result in more income for them?»

Environmentally aware consumers do appreciate health benefits, and hope to protect the future for their families, but they aren't entirely swayed by green messaging, she said.

The company boasted it could develop psychological profiles of consumers and voters which was a «secret sauce» it used to sway them more effectively than traditional advertising could.

Yes, it's neat to have access to apps like PS Touch and S Note or even tinker with that newly baked multi-screen functionality, but we suspect that won't be enough to sway average consumers.

WhatsApp claims 450 million monthly users, and the deal is further proof that Facebook «is willing to pay huge sums to acquire rival apps that gain sway with consumers,» says the Wall Street Journal.

Data uncovered by Chris Vickery, research director at UpGuard, a California - based cyber risk firm, shows a clear link between AggregateIQ and the strategy and activity of Cambridge Analytica and its parent company, Strategic Communication Laboratories (SCL), to use technology platforms, consumer information and social networks to sway voters in the favor of Republican candidates in U.S. elections, he said.

So much so, in fact, that it might even sway cost - minded consumers away from the likes of Apple and Samsung.

It must be something a consumer can trust and not be swayed by one off negatives or allowed to be controlled by the agent themselves.

Only the lazy (easily swayed by glitz, glamour, fast - talking, arm - pumping, back - slapping, opportunistic commissioned sales types) consumers will «not» spend the requisite amount of time to make sure that they are dealing with someone who will look out for their fiduciary interests ahead of their own.

When the media is talking about the market being bad or slowing down or it being a hard time to sell, the consumer's mind is swayed toward negativity.

We all know that brokerages will hire the personable ones over the not - so - personable smart ones because they know that many consumers are usually swayed by personality over cold hard knowledge.

Organizations like NAR have been devoted to untangling the mess through data standards and policies, but when any Joe Jack Bob can start a website, invite brokers post their listings there for free, call it a national search site, and tell CNN that housing is falling apart based on their data (and for whatever reason CNN runs with it), consumer sentiment is improperly swayed.