Write an article based on this "Follow steps 1-5 in "Getting Free Ringtones On Your Computer. Choose the option "Send to Mail" and send the ringtone to yourself. Find your phone's email address. Forward the ringtone to your phone's email address. Open the attachment with your phone. Change your phone's ringtone in settings."
article: " To get Zedge ringtones on older or simpler phones you will still need a computer with internet access. Find the ringtone you want and click "Get Ringtone." This will send your email account a downloadable version of the ringtone that you will forward to your phone. Make sure you keep this email from Zedge and know how to find it again. Every phone has an email address that you can access using text messages, and you'll need this to get your ringtone. Your email address changes based on your cell phone carrier, but it always begins with your phone number. For example -- if my phone number is 234-567-8910 and I use Verizon, my email address would be 2345678910@vtext.com. For a complete list of carriers and their address, check out this page. You can also use this trick with any phone carrier if you cannot find your address: Open up a new text message. Send a message to your home email address (ie. WikiHowRules@gmail.com) Open the message in your email browser, and check the "Sender." This will be your phone's email address. Take the email from Zedge with your ringtone and send it to your phone's email address. Be sure to "Keep all Attachments," as the attachment is your ringtone. Your phone should get a new "message," after you send the email. Click or tap the attachment and choose "Save the Sound." You may now set your new ringtone! Name it appropriately to avoid confusion. In your phone's settings, choose "Tones," "Sounds," or another similar menu. From here you can see your new ringtone and set it to your phone.

Write an article based on this "Layer your clothes. Wear a hat to keep in body heat. Wrap a scarf around your mouth and neck. Bundle up in a large coat when you go outside. Keep your hands warm with gloves. Wear boots"
article: Use cotton, wool, or fleece long-sleeved clothing since these materials work the best at maintaining body heat. Find slim-fitting clothes for your underlayer if you don't want to look bulky. Two or three layers work fine depending on the temperature, but the more layers you wear, the warmer you'll stay. The air between your layers of clothes holds heat and helps keep you warm. Use a pair of long underwear, or long johns, as your base layer. Many pairs are meant to dry quickly in case you get them wet with snow or slush. Flannel shirts are soft, thick, and stylish to wear while trying to stay warm. Find a knit or wool hat that fits over your ears to prevent any body heat from escaping through your head. For extra warmth, wear hats with a fur or synthetic fur lining. Keep hats on when you go outdoors, especially if the temperatures are below 32F (0C), so you don't get frostbite. If your scalp is cold, your core temperature will drop faster than it normally would. Tie your scarf so it doesn't come undone. Keep your mouth covered since the heat from your breath will help your face stay warm. It'll look a little funny, but wear a ski mask while playing outdoor sports or shoveling since a scarf might get in the way. Put on a coat lined with wool or down that's made for handling cold temperatures. Zip the coat all the way up to keep your core warm. The coat will protect you from the wind and elements whenever you're outside. Wear a water-resistant coat if it's wet or you plan on playing or working in the snow. That way, your clothes won't stay wet while you're outside. Wear gloves with a fleece or wool liner to keep your hands warm and to prevent them from drying out. If you plan on being active in the snow, find gloves made of a waterproof material so your hands don't get wet. If you want to be able to use your phone, make sure you get ones that work with a touchscreen. Mittens will keep your hands warmer, but you'll have more limited dexterity. If you don't have gloves, keep your hands in your coat pockets as much as you can. and wool socks if you plan on going outside for a long time. Wool socks and insulated boots will help keep your feet warm and prevent them from getting wet from snow or slush. Boots also have thick, non-slip soles so you're less likely to slip and fall. Leave your boots near a heat source in your home at night to let them dry for the next time you use them. Always bring a backup pair of shoes so you don't have to wear boots all day. Find socks that are moisture-wicking so they stay drier. If you have wet feet, you'll get cold.

Write an article based on this "Survey your customers. Use test marketing. Host consumer panels. Use scanner panel data."
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You can collect information from them in several ways: telephone or e-mail surveys, statistical reviews of customer order history, and market trends. Ask them about their purchasing plans and projected buying behavior. Use a large pool to help generalize results. Ask them how likely they are to buy your products and tally the results. Customers are in the best position to know the demand for a product. The danger from surveys is that they often overestimate actual demand. While a customer may show interest in your product, actually buying it is a different thing altogether. Keep in mind that conducting surveys can be expensive, difficult, and time consuming. Surveys rarely form the base of a successful demand forecast. Use this during the early stages of your product development. Find a small, isolated, area that has your targeted demographic. Roll out every stage of your marketing plan including advertising, promotion, and distribution plans. Measure product awareness, penetration, market share and total sales. Fine tune your market strategy based on the information you receive so that you will run into fewer problems when you launch your product nationally. Gather a small group of potential customers in a room and let them use your product and discuss it. The customers are usually paid a small amount for participating. Panels are similar to surveys in that they are more useful to analyze the product rather than forming the basis for a demand forecast. Find a large set of household customers to agree to participate in an ongoing study of their buying habits at grocery stores, for example. Have these customers agree to submit information such as the size of their households, their ages, their household income, and any other information you find relevant to your product. Whenever they buy groceries, their purchases are recorded and analyzed. This data can be collected when they use their store grocery card. This creates a rich database to create statistical models and see relationships in data. As with other types of experimental approaches, it can be difficult to apply these results to demand forecasts.