Sentences with phrase «about acquiring new customers»

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They're so focused on acquiring new business, they forget about the current customer base — the ones they've worked so hard to acquire and nurture.

It costs about 5 times more to acquire a new customer than it does to generate new business from an existing customer.

«Typically when we research exhibitor objectives, it's always about regeneration, brand awareness and meeting and acquiring new customers,» he said.

«We charge about five times less than our competitors, therefore we will never be able to spend as much to acquire new customers.»

I really don't have a need to represent a company that clearly doesn't care about their customers, a company that works harder at acquiring new business than maintaining old relationships.

Highlights Crowned King of the Sales Team for consistently bringing in at least 20 new clients each quarter Developed strong relationships with clients that led to first access when new items hit the market Drafted a dynamite business plan that led to increased saturation of market Combined expert industry knowledge with first - rate customer service for great client retention rates Brilliant mind for details, including personal information about each doctor or medical practitioner acquired as a client Extensive knowledge of disease pathology and the best treatment options Experience Medical Sales Representative 6/1/2010 — Current Sunnyvale Pharmaceuticals — Los Angeles, CA Repeatedly earned the top earner's spot in the company's monthly competition.

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