Sentences with phrase «well at markets»

«Look at other small businesses that are good at marketing and that already have a strong social media following,» Levin advised.

«We are getting better at marketing in general,» Chief Financial Officer Adam DeWitt told Reuters in an interview, and said the company «feels good» about spending money on the marketing side.

My own versions depend on the time of the year and the greens that look best at the market.

Just pick your favorite combo (see below), or choose whatever looks best at the market that day, and stir it all together!

I simply used potatoes, cauliflower, and radishes because they looked good at my market, but winter squash would be a nice alternative.

So definitely choose what looks best at your market!

Play around with whatever beans looks best at your market.

It's budget friendly and easy to swap whatever greens look good at the market.

There's plenty of fresh fruit coming into season over the next 6 months, so switch up topping flavors based on whatever looks good at the market.

Feel free to use what you have on hand and what's in season / looking good at the market.

We're always very clear what our objectives are, we evaluate everything we do, and we're good at marketing — we've got a good name and the local press love us,» he says.

They're so easy to throw together, and can be customized to feature whatever vegetables look the best at the market that day.

They are also very good at marketing to children.

I guess I've grown a thicker skin over the years, but mostly rejection challenges you to get better at marketing your ideas, which isn't such a bad thing!

Apparently the authors of much of this drivel are very good at marketing their sites because they rank highly in the search engines.

Providers of educational services, then, need to be smarter and better at marketing themselves... promoting their reputation.

Personally, I'm not as good at marketing as I am at writing so I'm more than happy to accept any help and advice in that area, as long as it makes economic sense.

If they were half as good at marketing books to readers as they are at marketing services to authors they would probably move a lot more books.

But they are even better at marketing themselves and their author brand online using free or relatively cheap social media tools.

Takes a little bit of pressure off some of the authors who do have quality work out there because they may be awesome authors but not so good at marketing, and publicity is the biggest thing holding them back.

Normally the success in the USA makes or breaks a company, but Kobo does well at marketing their products everywhere else.

It just so happens that they're really good at marketing their books as... Continue Reading →

It just so happens that they're really good at marketing their books as well.

Maybe you'll be so good at marketing and distribution (or you've outsourced great people to manage it for you) that you'll start building a small empire with your books.

Just put out the best books you can and do your best at marketing along side of all the crap.

Let's face it: There's a huge difference between being good at writing and being good at marketing your writing.

I'm better at marketing my books than my publishers were.

Having never been good at the marketing side of things it looks like I need to be investing some time in developing my own website (you will all laugh when you hear I do not have one yet!)

In our last article, we enumerated the different qualities successful indie authors usually have: they're great writers, entrepreneurial - minded, good at marketing, etc..

My portfolio performance is not doing that well at this market moment, however I ignore the market noise and I am using this to my advantage by buying companies with great dividend yield and valuation.

If a party is any good at marketing it, and wants to sell a newsletter, there are a lot of people who will buy, as noted later by the complainant:

I also want them to buy - and - hold (dirty words) because they aren't very good at market timing, and also have enough in safe assets to lower the downside of returns to a level that does not panic them.

The activist opportunity set is always going to be best at market lows: It was excellent in the early 2000s, and very good in 2009.

None of us are good at market timing, and DRIPing allows one to avoid some of the unpredictable market swings.

Besides, I am not good at market timing, so when people ask me what I think the market is doing, their guess is as good as mine.»

You don't have to be an amazing artist if you're good with people and good at marketing.

They can turn the creation and manufacture of their original works of art into a business and become good at marketing.

I am now a sculptor working at being better at marketing my work but at my core is a coach.

I'm much better at marketing other people's stuff tho.

Daguerre just happened to be the best at marketing and patenting.»

Recipe: Chef Richard Betts freely adapts the recipe to whatever looks best at the market, but he always follows the same formula: fish on the bottom, shellfish on the top.

If they were any good at marketing, wouldn't they be employing their expertise in their extremely lucrative law practices?

The company, widely recognized for being the best at marketing its products, is now giving the world another universally recognizable feature (and an amusing pun) in its top - notch design.

As for its promotional activities, I wouldn't just say OnePlus is good at marketing; the company's track record with products makes me pretty convinced it's too good at marketing given the state of its other divisions.

Samsung isn't the only company that is good at marketing, there is another!

She thought she'd be good at marketing, operations, and business development.

My personal feeling is that a writer who knows how to market themselves will probably be pretty good at marketing you too!

In order to survive one has to be good at marketing.

You have to be good at marketing yourself.

The recession has also meant that job seekers have had to become much better at marketing themselves to employers.