Sentence examples for gaining shoppers from inspiring English sources

He refused to call the sales figures a definitive turn in Tesco's fortunes or claim he had seen off the challenge from discounters, such as Lidl and Aldi, but he said: "We are gaining shoppers across the board.

"That could be a point of pressure because American Apparel has outlets" vulnerable to picketing or other efforts that could gain shopper sympathy.

The app has helped gain new shoppers of those without Kohl's charge cards". Target may have one of the best mobile apps in retail — a sharp contrast to its website which has had hiccups in the past during peak shopping seasons.

"Campaigns like 'Lidl surprises' and tempting offers on premium items, such as champagne and lobster, are clearly gaining traction with shoppers," said Anna Herron, a director at the research firm.

The main challenge looks to be gaining scale among shoppers — Snapcart claims it has 12,000 pre-launch installs of its app.

Yahoo hasn't done anything exciting with its search algorithm in a while, and while Bing is gaining popularity amongst shoppers and media consumers, Google reigns king because it continues to deliver the best search results, despite some of the bad press it's received as of late in terms of spammers compromising their search quality.

The point-and-click method is gaining popularity among holiday shoppers who want to shorten their annual searches for evergreen perfection.

The issue of what is inside household cleaners is gaining more traction among shoppers, as evidenced by the increasing sales for alternative products sold under brand names like BabyGanics, Method and Seventh Generation.

And some stores today are gaining more knowledge about shoppers through loyalty or rewards apps on mobile devices, though this rich data is captured about relatively few shoppers, because it requires them to install a store's app and use it.

Indeed, figures from Worldpay have shown that the total value of transactions made on UK cards on Singles Day grew 251% year-on-year in 2015, while the volume of transactions was up by 307%, suggesting that Singles Day is gaining traction among UK shoppers too.

By comparing the resulting data with sales information, it was then possible to gain insight into shoppers' behaviour.Preliminary results from the PRISM programme included the finding that two-thirds of shoppers who made a visit to the salty-snacks aisle made a purchase, but the people visiting the dairy aisle were far less likely to buy something.