The phrase "a simple consumer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who engages in purchasing goods or services without any complex or specialized knowledge or behavior.
Example: "In today's market, a simple consumer often relies on brand reputation and recommendations from friends when making purchasing decisions."
Alternatives: "an average buyer" or "a typical shopper".
Hybrid terrestrial and internet TV offered by a telephone company is not a simple consumer proposition to explain.
Michael Gartenberg, an analyst for JupiterResearch, said Apple's strict pricing standards had stemmed from a desire to create a simple consumer experience.
Dr. David Acheson, chief medical officer of the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition at the F.D.A., said the agency "wants to maintain a simple consumer message'' and not confuse people by saying which circumstances are appropriate for eating uncooked spinach.
The key to everything here is that Robinhood offered a simple consumer demand: free transactions on financial services.
As a simple consumer myself as well as an occasional restaurant client, many of these touch me directly and so I listen to the discourse, dig around and simply try and stay informed as well as any citizen with an internet connection, a television and the newspapers can be.
This supports the concept that a simple consumer device, combined with a relatively low level of face to face support, can have an important impact on this key determinant of outcome in COPD [ 1].
"It will be my key priority over the next years to work, in cooperation with other commissioners, on a simple, consumer-friendly legal framework for making digital content available across borders in the E.U.," said Viviane Reding, who was the European media commissioner last autumn when the commission published an invitation for proposals on how to achieve this goal.
So, by focusing on a particular, unmet need, and providing a simple, consumer-friendly solution, the team thinks it has plenty of room for growth.
Users create special links that track whether they're driving sales to other sites, displayed in a simple, consumer-friendly dashboard, then they take an average of 5percentt commission on those sales.
A number of other sites allow users to create personalised internet video channels including Vpod.tv, Cozmo, Kyte, me.tv, Mogulus, Magnify and SplashCast, but WorldTV has a simple, consumer-friendly feel to it.
The U.K. startup has pivoted from offering a simple consumer-facing photo website that let anybody upload their photos to be retouched for a fixed fee, to something more akin to a fully-fledged 'on-demand' service that lets individuals and companies outsource their image editing needs to Repixl's community of photo editors.
