Sentences with phrase «younger consumers want»

This is what younger consumers want.»

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That would be good for suppliers, but also for Levi's, which will get more reliable, cost - efficient sourcing partners — while generating positive vibes that resonate with young talent and with consumers who want their values reflected in everything they buy.

Gupta wanted to bring healthful, carefully sourced snack foods to consumers like his younger self.

Early experience working retail or interacting with a pop - up shop at the mall convinces young people that sales is about pushing things consumers don't want.

Want to start understanding younger consumers?

So if the consumer wants it, the market wants it, profits and performance aren't necessarily sacrificed, it could make your company more resilient, and make it easier to hire top young talent, why is there still a debate about the logic of being a socially conscious company?

Amazon wants everyone to use Alexa, including children and it has launched new skills in the U.S. targeted at America's youngest consumers...

«People born in the»50s and»60s may like Baijiu but younger consumers born in the»70s and»80s want to try new things,» he was quoted as saying in a Bloomberg report.

Richard Adamson, the head brewer at Young Henrys, said some of the reasons why consumers chose to drink craft beers over the larger brands included because they liked the flavour of the beer, the ethos of the company, and because they «want to support the small guy».

He also noted that while nutrition is a relatively young science that is still evolving, consumers do not want nutrition advice to change.

American consumers will want the 18 - inch wheel option, especially the younger customers Mercedes seeks, but to get the best of this bargain Benz, the base 17 - inch wheels — which we didn't sample — likely are the better choice.

The 4 - Trac concept clearly shows Ford will continue to produce pick - up trucks that make a statement for a younger, bolder generation of consumers who want a vehicle that provides more possibilities for them to enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle.

«Apply this formula to a rear - wheel drive sedan and they might be able to go after a younger consumer who is bored with the played - out BMW 3 - Series but wants to move out of their Soul they have had since college.»

At that time, industry experts and parents alike expressed the viewpoint that many consumers might be loathe to let young readers use their expensive electronics, and an equal number of critics explained that they wanted the original reading experience of enjoying a physical book with their emerging readers.

«We are targeting consumers who want more professional use and tend to be willing to pay more for handsets,» Lee Young Hee said.

So when older consumers want to purchase a deferred annuity, they often name a younger relative to be the annuitant.

Our philosophy is to make Wild Bird Care more appealing; not only for the experienced consumer, but also for the new younger market who already have pets but want to understand more about bird feeding.

This is all part of PolicyGenius's larger mission, which is to educate younger consumers about why they'd even want life insurance, renters insurance, or long - term disability.

Instead, it provides consumers with competitive health insurance quotes for seniors, families, individuals, and young adults who want to save money by using the company's website to request a free health insurance quote.

This type of term insurance policy is ideal for consumers looking for up to $ 1,000,000 of protection, are 65 years of age or younger, and want to avoid the lengthy paperwork, mailing delays, uncomfortable physical exams — and get life insurance coverage in place today, if they qualify.

Experimentation — The smart home is still a young space, where no one's really sure what exactly consumers want or will actually use.

«We are targeting consumers who want more professional use and tend to be willing to pay more for handsets,» Lee Young Hee said.

WASHINGTON (December 17, 2015)-- Although only half of surveyed households believe the economy is currently improving, nearly all young renters eventually want to buy a home, and a convincing majority still view homeownership as part of their American Dream, according to a new quarterly consumer survey released today by the National Association of Realtors ®.

The tried and true platforms won't reach many of today's younger consumers, who get their news from blogs, connect with their friends through online social environments like Facebook, and expect to find the information they want, when they want it, at the click of a mouse button.

As younger baby boomers and other Internet - savvy buyers come to dominate the market, they're bringing a hands - on approach that favors the à la carte model, says Daniel Rubén Odio - Paez, owner of Drodio Realty in Falls Church, Va. «These consumers want to do things for themselves,» he says.

Younger consumers came of age during the housing boom and bust, and while they're still interested in and enthusiastic about home ownership, they want someone who will be a knowledgeable, trusted advisor in their real estate transaction, she said.