Sentence examples for to purchase experience from inspiring English sources

Nike has its own SNKRS app and Adidas has 'Confirmed' — it's only a matter of time until anyone with a strong brand is tapping into its customer base to offer a similar kind of 'register and raffle to win a chance to purchase' experience.

Examples of items measuring benevolence were "This company is likely to care about my interests over theirs during the purchase" and "This company will do everything it can to give me the best purchase experience I could have".Overall, the perceived benevolence mean of the malevolent firm profile was 3.845 (S.D. = 1.167) and that of the benevolent firm profile was 5.917 (S.D. =.896).

"And Alpine will be powering the best path-to-purchase experiences".

"Our partnership with Telefónica Digital allows us to deliver yet another easy and convenient purchasing experience to our Samsung Hub and Samsung Apps customers".

"They're able to purchase new experiences at a discount, and for the local small businesses it's a great way of reaching out to a new market in the hope of attracting a loyal clientele".

Increasingly, franchises are offering up points systems to season ticket holders that enable fans to purchase these experiences as a loyalty reward for showing up to the games.

Our beloved pastime of gaming takes place largely in a virtual space, so it follows that the physical places where we used to purchase these experiences might become neglected.

Your dearly purchased experience will be of use to nobody then".

Companies should focus on developing relationships and delivering a purchasing experience that feels both personal and seamless.

CEO Bipin Singh is promising a simple, one-click digital experience to purchase a range of products or services, such as mobile minutes, pay utility bills or even movie tickets, from about 500 merchants.

Apparel products are unique because (a) they are evaluated for quality prior to purchase by touching or experience (Lynch et al. 2001), (b) apparel has a strong aesthetic component, therefore, the visual appearance of apparel is critical (Burke 2002), and (c) consumers express their identities and emotions through apparel products (Workman and Freeburg 2009).