Sentence examples for differentiates itself from competitors from inspiring English sources

Printful says it also differentiates itself from competitors with the range of products it offers.

In the same space as Nanigans, SocialWire differentiates itself from competitors by bridging earned media (organic social shares) and paid media (promoted Newsfeed stories).

It differentiates itself from competitors mainly by offering the ability to choose from a list of ten meals each week, rather than being more random, but also by using organic ingredients and offering better prices than HelloFresh, for example.

Proper analysis will help show where a company sits in the marketplace and reveal if it is really differentiating itself from competitors, in terms of sustainability driven revenue, brand, cost, and risk.

Although Eddie Bauer is still regarded as a strong brand name, the store has stumbled badly over the last five years, failing to differentiate itself from competitors like the Gap, Banana Republic, American Eagle Outfitters and others.

VMware has a focus on the software-defined data center, a strategic effort to differentiate itself from competitors.

Aside from detailed personalized recommendations, Strands hopes to differentiate itself from competitors like Mint and Wesabe by providing superior mobile support and widget integration.

One way the company is seeking to differentiate itself from competitors is with a new offering to stock client's shelves with produce and snacks.

At the time of its last close, Sidecar had pivoted to offering a ride-sharing marketplace in order to differentiate itself from competitors.

CBS All Access, the network's over-the-top streaming video service, has long attempted to differentiate itself from competitors like Netflix by making live linear feeds from local CBS stations available to the service's subscribers.

In addition to selling rather expensive headphones, Beats operates a music-streaming service that focuses on human curation — rather than leaving recommendations purely to an algorithm — as a way of differentiating itself from competitors.