Sentence examples for younger customer base from inspiring English sources

Still, if the style of the Reverso has remained traditional, the brand has been inventive in its marketing toward a younger customer base.

The new app aims to "bring the experience of discovery" associated with physical stores into the online world, whilst also targeting a younger customer base.

Singers and dance troupes provide some entertainment, and friends of traders flock in to help form a slightly younger customer base.

"You have an ageing population of traders and, in order to encourage a younger customer base, we need to get a younger trader base," he says.

She wants to steer some of that edgy energy, she says, toward social issues that its younger customer base might identify with.

Mr. Wells said Porsche could benefit from Volkswagen's resources to design vehicles that are more fuel efficient, and slightly more affordable, to appeal to a younger customer base and respond to changes in the market.

These demographics are favorable to businesses with younger customer bases, such as the leisure industry.

But his past does not seem to bother his forever-young customer base.

Continuing the tradition of the younger Mr. Das, the current generation of sweet shop owners is also thinking of ways to attract a young customer base that is increasingly developing a global palate.

Now Ms. Hornig is also after Generation Gossip Girl: a younger, evolving customer base she'd like to train in both material consumption and philanthropic largesse.

To me, the Barneys approach also showed that traditional bricks-and-mortar retailers can still raise the bar on their in-store experiences as a whole and that decades-old stores can evolve to attract and retain a younger, loyal customer base, particularly millennials who are said to be cautious with their spending habits.