The phrase "amazing consumer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consumer who exhibits remarkable qualities or behaviors, often in a positive context related to their purchasing habits or engagement with products.
Example: "The amazing consumer is always on the lookout for the best deals and innovative products that enhance their lifestyle."
Alternatives: "incredible buyer" or "remarkable customer".
"It came back to me constantly that Napster was such an amazing consumer experience, and I wanted to see if it could be a viable business," Ek went on.
Danny Stein, the chairman of eMusic, a music download service, said there needed to be Internet service that remained open and neutral, "but that doesn't mean there can't be premium options to appeal to some amazing consumer experience outside of the garden of net neutrality".
Lane believes technology empowers real estate pros to deliver amazing consumer experiences.
As both a tech guy and real estate practitioner, Lane believes technology empowers real estate pros to deliver amazing consumer experiences.
Apple, said Beninato in our interview, "created an amazing consumer service experience for its users" and his company aims to do the same for business owners.
What Jeff and I had been working on is how can we build these amazing consumer apps, throw off tons of data.
Valve — easily one of the most revered and admired companies in gaming — has gone deep on virtual reality R&D, and they believe that amazing, consumer-friendly virtual reality is but a couple of years away.
He said that he discovered that virality is largely a myth, and that very few things "happen from a single thing, and become a big thing". In other words, a brand cannot expect that just because it builds an amazing website, consumers will flock to it.
Taking the ownership and control away from banks will be amazing for the consumer but will also create oversized returns.
Referring to a six-minute promotional film by Dior, "The Lady Noire Affair" starring Marion Cotillard, which made its debut on the Internet in May, Mr. Toledano said: "It was amazing how much consumers wanted to find out after seeing that film.
To quote the column, "It's amazing how forgiving consumers can be when companies treat them like grown-ups".
