Sentence examples for creating a connection with from inspiring English sources

Vermont Teddy Bear is a small company whose impressive turnaround shows the power of creating a connection with customers rather than competing on price.

"Laurenceairline moves around the world creating a connection with Africa," says the designer, who studied political sciences and is based in Abidjan, Ivory Coast and Paris.

"My work is about my life, I'm obsessed with images and taking and saving and creating a connection with how I deal with images in my day to day world," she says.

It allows me to be vulnerable with my audience and create a connection with them.

Is death, then, perhaps an easy way of trying to create a connection with the audience?

Smartsheet, a collaborative project-management tool with a spreadsheet-type app, ran a contest to create a connection with Salesforce.com.com

But, to create a connection with others, you must first show up fully as yourself.

As a result, many schools are making it easier for you to create a connection with them.

When you do this in fiction as well as in life, you create a connection with your audience.

They create a connection with their followers that is real, emotional, and personal, regardless of any physical distance between them.

This creates a connection with future clients that builds loyalty and trust: the fundamental principles to a thriving business that leads to constant referrals and repeat business.