Sentence examples for pointing customers from inspiring English sources

ONE of the pleasures of working in wine retailing is pointing customers toward new and exciting wines, and especially to bottles that mean something to you.

Fish2fork (fish2fork.com) is a great campaigning guide for those who want to eat fish sustainably, pointing customers towards restaurants who care about the issue, and steering them away from those who don't give a flying fish about the ocean!

In a growing number of new vehicles, the methods used to squeeze equivalent horsepower from engines with smaller — or fewer — cylinders have automakers pointing customers toward the pump that dispenses premium-grade gasoline.

But recently, "on demand" has acquired a broad, business-consulting message (the new sales model), pointing customers to the ability of technology to increase the flexibility of their businesses in response to volatile, unpredictable customers thus making the leap to an "on-demand" business.IBM's scientists also seem enthusiastic about the firm's new direction.

Zappos was known for its fanaticism about satisfying customers (down to and including pointing customers to competitors when Zappos couldn't meet their needs), which blew away Amazon's chief, Jeff Bezos.

It later seemed to start shifting away from the music upload space when it shut down its dedicated music importer software in fall 2015, pointing customers to the Amazon Music app instead.

Rather, he views JetBlue's Twitter profile as an "information booth" to point customers in the right direction.

The service, which points customers to the best offers in town, is a great example of how a start-up can use a recession to its advantage.

Snippets of Doors songs point customers to Apple's iTunes store, where remastered versions of the band's albums, released by the Warner Music Group's Rhino label, will also go on sale this week.

Google search is deeply integrated into Android phones, providing healthy profits from clicks on sponsored search results (although a few network operators have begun to point customers to different search engines).

(Target wants to point customers to its products by way of camera-initiated searches; Pinterest's social network isn't a big factor in the deal).