英語 での Today's consumers の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Today's consumers are more educated about the food they're providing their families and requiring more information about food quality.
Today's consumers expect more than just a competitive price and quality materials.
Today's consumers are exposed to more virulent marketing than ever.
Today's consumers seek quality and proximity and their demands drive the market.
Today's consumers want to attach to businesses that reflect their values.
Today's consumers and businesses demand a seamless brand and shopping experience across all channels.
Many of today's consumers just want to own something that they can hold in their hands.
More and more initiatives are being launched to encourage today's consumers to change their habits now.
Today's consumers have an ever increasing number of choices for subscription services, but the competition is fierce.
Today's consumers can easily adopt new devices and digital avenues by which to communicate and are able to incorporate them into their buying process with little friction.
Today's consumers pay more attention than ever before to the quality and safety of cosmetics, and are more aware of the possible dangers of synthetic ingredients being used.
Today's consumers are more likely to critically examine a product for the ingredients it contains, with a discerning eye for the perceived health benefits that consumption of the product would provide.
Today's consumers require and expect ever faster and more intuitive user experience along with a more modern, reliable, and responsive user interface.
Today's consumers are more safety conscious than ever, so it's important to know that your own raw materials, production equipment and routines live up to the highest possible safety standards.
Today's consumers and patients want to be able to engage with providers on the channel of their choice, regardless of location, device, or time.
Today's consumers have come to expect a seamless brand experience, whether they are in your store, browsing your e-commerce site, viewing your catalog or interacting with your customer representatives.
Today's consumers have so many options available, so it's critical and, in fact, foundational to do right by your customers.
Michele Althoff, Convenor of working group WG 15, the technical group that developed the guide, said it offers guidance on what today's consumers demand and expect.
Today's consumers expect a unified experience as they interact with retailers at multiple touchpoints- in brick-and-mortar stores, online and at contact centers- and expect to receive a positive and consistent brand experience regardless of where it is taking place.
Today's consumer is well educated in their design choices.