Sentence examples for savvy customer from inspiring English sources

In better days, a savvy customer would grab a salad bowl and fill that larger vessel with dessert.

I spoke to a company representative who told me that VistaPrint offers frequent discounts so the savvy customer will probably never even pay that much.

"It's very different from what you would have seen 10 years ago — a fashion savvy customer, a customer who is a little younger if not in age than in spirit," Ms. Olexa explained of the transformation.

Some might argue that the efforts are just another way of marketing to timepiece aficionados, but within the industry they are seen as a way to reach a younger and more digitally savvy customer and a natural extension of the close-knit world of watch collectors that thrives online with fan forums and blogs.

Here are some of the ways companies try to screw you… and how a savvy customer can avoid them.

Target has found itself in a wee bit of trouble this week when a savvy customer stumbled across an odd discrepancy: a gray plus-size dress was listed as "Manatee Gray" while the same dress in regular sizes was called "Dark Heather Gray".

Savvy customers order waffle cones — they're made fresh for every order.

Some of the big companies offer cheaper fixed-rate deals than Ovo and other small suppliers, but these are only taken up by a minority of savvy customers.

We like to think of ourselves as savvy customers, careful of our pride, and so we're wary of being fooled by Internet jokes.

"Smaller energy companies have been dominating the best-buy tables for some time, so it's not surprising that savvy customers have been switching to them to save money on gas and electricity bills," said Tom Lewis of GoCompare.

The makers of handbags, jewelry or clothing, their keen eye for form and deft way with a pair of shears mark them as buzzworthy among sharp-eyed merchants and their equally savvy customers.