The phrase "attract consumers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are writing about strategies in marketing, for example, "We are developing a new campaign to attract consumers to our brand."
Still, it's hard to deny fashion's womanly turn, and how it may attract consumers.
With cards everywhere, the challenge to vendors is to stand out to attract consumers.
Convenience will attract consumers to the concept, the chief executive of Flexplay, Alan Blaustein, said.
The problem for Dell was clearly its inability to attract consumers and business customers to its notebook computers.
While some indie products are handmade, many more are, like T-shirts, manufactured goods that attract consumers largely through branding.
The commission said Mr. Martinez customized his sites to attract consumers who were surfing the Internet to find fake identification.
But retailers remained under pressure to cut prices while coping with a profit squeeze to attract consumers who have reduced spending because of falling wages.
"It's a chicken and egg thing," Mr. Fradin says, referring to his simultaneous need to attract consumers to use the site and retailers to pass out vouchers.
And the city's businesses attract consumers from across the province, which has more than 80 million residents, a number comparable to the population of Germany.
Another problem: Nymi, OneID and other start-ups in this field will struggle to attract consumers without high adoption rates among sites.
G.M.'s filing listed 31 "risk factors" that it faces, including economic conditions, its ability to attract consumers into its dealerships and its money-losing European operations.
