Sentences with phrase «always ask for a business»

Tip: always ask for their business card as well in case they lose yours.

Always ask for a business card or book flyer if one is not given to you.

Not exact matches

I'd have three or four contracts on the go, but I always knew one might fall off, so I was never shy to pick up the phone and ask for business.

Researchers Christine Exley of Harvard Business School, Muriel Niederle of Stanford University and Lise Vesterlund of the University of Pittsburgh recently did a set of experiments related to female aggression in on - the - job negotiations in which, as they write, «we saw that women hurt themselves financially when they followed a blanket recommendation to always ask for more.»

Readers of a plan can't always capture your passion for the business nor can they ask questions when you finish.

Finding what to say and when to say it when you're asking for business is something you should always be experimenting with.

When I open that bag, I always relish the magnificent excitement of their business practice of giving me more than I asked, or paid, for.

Take for instance the business seminars I organize, I always offer a 100 % money back guarantee to my participants and as at the time of writing this; nobody has asked for his or her money back.

Sales people are always clamoring for «more business leads,» but they often make the mistake of not stopping to ask, «Are we making the best use of our current sales leads?»

Big Phil --- who added three CSL titles, an AFC Champions League and plenty of zeroes to his bank balance in South China --- said that Ronaldo always asked him about China, adding that it would make sense for the Portuguese captain to consider it because of his wider business interests.

I've always had jobs and even was co-owner of a business, so I'm used to being independent — it's hard for me to ask for help.

With 53 per cent of small business owners saying that they spend between one and six hours per week chasing late payments, firms can take control by: Making sure there is a contract in place which confirms payment times and then penalties if payment is late — such as interest charges Offering a discount for prompt payment, dependent on the relationship with the purchaser Asking for payment up - front, or a deposit before work begins Talking to the purchaser before shipment to make sure that all sides know payment terms John Walker, National Chairman, Federation of Small Businesses, said: «There are always going to be companies that pay late, but there are steps that businesses can put in place to make sure that they don't fall foul of Businesses, said: «There are always going to be companies that pay late, but there are steps that businesses can put in place to make sure that they don't fall foul of businesses can put in place to make sure that they don't fall foul of the issue.

We of the NPP have always taken our Manifestoes seriously because we believe politics is a serious business and asking for the mandate of the people to govern is a serious business.

However, developing a crowdlending platform has not always been easy; this is why researchers have asked which strategies an entrepreneur could implement to develop an innovative business model for the existing parties, banks, and for their future competitors: other platforms in the sector.

«I just found out about this last week — there has always been available to everybody that does negotiation on film, an inclusion rider, which means you can ask for, and / or demand, at least 50 % diversity, in not only the casting, but in the crew, so I just learned that after 35 years of being in the film business: We're not going back,» she said to loud applause.

Instead of simply asking parents to sit on a panel for a few hours to discuss their jobs, established programs like those in Elk Grove always reach out to parents to be mentors and to offer internships and suggestions for local business partnerships.

The more value you're able to provide, the more money you can ask for: which is why selling to businesses (B2B) is almost always a better option than selling directly to consumers, unless:

When building up vendor accounts and lines of credit for your business, always ask if they report to any of the business credit bureaus.

First, make sure you have the basics covered: You have professional - looking home inspection website that showcases your credentials and services, with an easy way for people to get in touch with you You have a logo, business cards, and brochures You have a commitment to networking with the people that can bring you business (realtors, builders, bankers, Chamber of Commerce) Your business is listed correctly in directories, such as Google My Business and other industry resources You always ask for referrals I'm going to assume you've got that down, and you've set up your social media (Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn) in order to get your messbusiness cards, and brochures You have a commitment to networking with the people that can bring you business (realtors, builders, bankers, Chamber of Commerce) Your business is listed correctly in directories, such as Google My Business and other industry resources You always ask for referrals I'm going to assume you've got that down, and you've set up your social media (Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn) in order to get your messbusiness (realtors, builders, bankers, Chamber of Commerce) Your business is listed correctly in directories, such as Google My Business and other industry resources You always ask for referrals I'm going to assume you've got that down, and you've set up your social media (Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn) in order to get your messbusiness is listed correctly in directories, such as Google My Business and other industry resources You always ask for referrals I'm going to assume you've got that down, and you've set up your social media (Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn) in order to get your messBusiness and other industry resources You always ask for referrals I'm going to assume you've got that down, and you've set up your social media (Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn) in order to get your message out.

When asked which PetLift tables are in high demand or most popular, Ditchfield points out the classic MasterLift Low - Rider Electric Grooming Table as «always the top seller» but that «there is a huge demand for the Rotating Arm «Surfboard Top» table, which includes all the features of the Low - Rider Electric Grooming Table, but with an extended 54 - inch radius top and the most - convenient and durable rotating arm in the business.»

When I fly international carriers, I always try to go native and ask for whatever is the most local and exotic, so I was surprised to see so few Asian entrees on the new business class menu.

I think many can be too sensitive when it comes to asking for business but if you do it in the right way it comes across as welcoming, which is always how I feel when I read everything you send.

I'd always recommend that a small business asks for upfront payment of some, if not all, of what a customer owes — that way the business owner knows the customer is committed to the project, and the risk is shared.

There's always another SEO provider asking for your business — and for good reason.

Bottom line is that unless one falls within the exceptions, it is always unethical to «ask for the business.»

(Collecting business cards during the interview is helpful but if it's too late for that you can always call the department receptionist / assistant and ask for assistance in getting everyone correct.)

I was too proud to ask for help in moving my career coaching practice abroad: I am a fiercely independent business woman, and my mindset has always been that «I can do this alone».

If gamers come to the open house just for a creature they found in the backyard, ask for referrals — there's always a way to drum up new business!

When you are consistently looking for business, sending out the right signals and asking the right questions on a daily basis, there will always be buyers who need you.

«It always makes sense to ask if there are other houses for sale in the neighborhood,» says William Poorvu, professor emeritus of entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School and co-author of «The Real Estate Game.»

And clients don't appreciate you always «asking» for business every time you contact them.

You're always free to ask for some concession, but if I were the seller and you didn't obligate me to anything, I'm going to keep running my business as - is in case the sale falls through.