Sentences with phrase «win over consumers who»
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There's no promotional APR on purchases or balance transfers, which won't win over consumers who carry a balance.
They'd often debut Spanish - language ads to win over consumers who are already familiar with the brands, before going on to launch ads in English to appeal to a broader consumer base.
Having Whole Foods as a source for nosh is sure to help win over consumers who might be skeptical of Amazon's grocery delivery service, Amazon Fresh.
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Musk feels that aesthetics, in particular, will be crucial for SolarCity, which hopes to win over the kinds of consumers who might balk at installing traditional solar panels on top of their houses.
On the eve of Halloween last year, The Coca - Cola Co's global marketing boss, Joe Tripodi, gave a room full of American marketers his own secret recipe: how to win over millennials, those elusive and tricky consumers born between 1984 and 2004 who have proved such a challenge for so many household name companies.
Unsurprisingly, Little Nicky isn't a satirical indictment of the consumer culture of the twenty - first century but rather follows the familiar mould that usually involves the audience being introduced to an unlikeable half - wit, who surprises both us and inexplicably a beautiful woman by improving and getting slightly less detestable over the first half of the film, before losing our confidence with a stupid mistake and then winning it back again with a rousing finale.
Thin, lightweight, energy - efficient eReaders with easy - to - read, paper - like displays have won over consumers, who are snapping up ePaper devices in unprecedented numbers, causing the market to surge.
While we still don't have a release window, Sony did enough to seemingly win over the hearts and minds of those who were jaded by Microsoft's consumer policies.
It wants to win back the hearts of all the consumers who converted over to PlayStation back when this generation began; Microsoft wants to regain their trust.