Sentences with phrase «understanding what»

It doesn't matter what kind of business you eventually start — the key to success is understanding what appeals to your customers, Horn says.

It means that there is a proven demand in the market, your next step is to dig deep in understanding what the strengths and weaknesses for each of these are.

At the time, the goal was understanding what most customers wanted.

So I want to talk about that, as well as how we can all do better in 2017 by understanding what it means to transfer dominance to our clients and also how to earn their trust.

Understanding what a person does well and discussing it in detail will also help you get a clear sense of what could be done to improve your business even further.

On a most basic level, this means understanding what you like to do, what you're good at, where your passions lie.

As the number of Internet users continues to grow, search engines are getting better at understanding what those users need and providing the results to meet those needs.

«Understanding who you are polling, understanding what the map looks like, what the electorate looks like is so important, and that's why so much of the public polling was off,» he continued.

Understanding what your goals are, having a routine and showing support for your team are a few ways that Branson does it.

«One foot in today is around delivering this month's sales, this quarter's financials, this year's objectives, and one foot in tomorrow, which is really understanding what we think the world is going to look like 10, 15, 20 years from now.»

We're not going to be able to terraform Mars without really understanding what's happening here on Earth, which we are destroying really, really rapidly.

«A huge benefit for us was going through the process and understanding what raising money looks like, and all of the details of building a business with investment,» Bergman says.

The point is — understanding what's a good link with Google is incredibly hard these days.

For help understanding what good link building looks like, see this link - building guide.

«You will always be forced to make a decision without understanding what is coming,» says Aaron O'Hearn, CEO of Startup Institute.

«Opportunity comes with change,» Collins told CNBC, noting nonetheless that «understanding what's going to happen to the U.K. is hard because the government itself doesn't seem to know either.»

I think there's internal anxiety to make sure things get covered as a checklist, versus really stepping back and understanding what the users need.

But according to new research out of Yale and recently published in American Psychologist, this common intuition just might be wrong when it comes to understanding what others are really feeling.

Tracking traffic and analyzing visitor behaviour on your site is crucial to understanding what attracts your target audience and what needs improving.

In a conversation with a CEO recently, he was asking me about expectations of new people, and how they weren't understanding what to do.

«The time has to be spent understanding what went wrong and taking active steps.»

From understanding what's going on inside your business, to understanding the customers you so loyally serve!

Understanding what makes or breaks the online form experience will help you meet your audience on its terms.

«Your visibility in understanding what the CEO was doing is very different than other companies where you have no visibility of what they are doing.

Understanding what makes you better than the competition isn't always easy.

If you're not familiar with business terms, this can sound like a daunting prospect but understanding what it is and what it's for is actually quite a simple exercise.

But of the three, I can't help but conclude that step one is the most essential (and, I'm guessing, the one given short shrift by many companies): Start by thinking deeply about the end user of your product, understanding what she or he wants and needs and cares about.

For marketers, the key to making any sense of this lies in understanding what the word «trust» really means today.

For many organizations, a successful cyber attack is damaging and may even bring a business to its knees so understanding what the risks are, and how to avoid them, is crucial.

Understanding how your company is unique is different from understanding what makes you better.

Now the hard work is understanding what these findings tell us about how we might better treat depression,» said Perlis.

Even Canadians with corporations would have a hard time understanding what is being proposed.

Over the past year, the Silverman brothers focused on more thoughtfully evolving their three - person, New York - based startup and better understanding what types of toilet - paper advertising catches consumers» attention, and what kinds they flush away.

My fascination with knowledge led to understanding what works and what doesn't.

But such relationships raise potential conflicts of interest by creating an incentive for funeral homes to encourage grieving relatives to consider body donation, sometimes without fully understanding what might happen to the remains.

It's understanding what they're trying to do, and how that fits with what I'm trying to do.

The more that people push themselves to think about all the possibilities that could happen, and particularly to visualize and think a little bit on possibilities that might contradict with each other, the more they become attuned to understanding what's really likely and what's less likely.

Whether you are a K - 12 student, guardian, or coach, understanding what teachers go through is important to combat this ignorance and promote understanding.

One 2014 study in the Journal of Family Issues found through online surveys that daters «were not always able to articulate a clear reason why they possess their given height preference, but they somehow understood what was expected of them from the larger society.»

If it takes time for the new hire to understand what exactly they are selling, that's time that you're losing that could have been better devoted to obtaining actual sales.

And once you understand what we do, the ceiling of your career is up to you to define.

«[Noranda] understood what we were doing, and they were supportive of what we were doing.

With these high - performing high - priced funds, you'll need to have a long time horizon and do some digging to understand what you're actually investing in — and whether they make sense for you.

To protect a brand, everyone in your company must understand what your brand represents, what it doesn't and the experience it's delivering.

You also need to clearly communicate those benefits to your buyers, so they understand what they're getting for the price they're paying.

Have them help you understand what you need to do in the future to get your raise.

For example, an experienced media sales person selling to property developers may not find it as easy to get to grips with banks and financial institutions, or a B2B company that expand from the automotive industry to transportation logistics, may find their sales professionals struggling to understand what goes on.

«This has been a very difficult time and we are still talking to team members to better understand what we need to change.»

«Nobody understands what's going on.»

I always try to understand what others» goals are.