Sentences with phrase «always sell it to»

I know you said you only deal with the same hand full of buyers but a lot of wholesalers including myself are always selling to new buyers.
YES WE HAD A CHOICE sell him at a cut price abroad BUT NOOOOOOOOO as always sell him to the highest bidder This proves beyond a doubt that all wenger and the board are interested in is profits and f*ck the fans.
The stock market could either favour sellers (by always selling to the highest bidding buyers) or the buyers (by always buying from the cheapest sellers, and returning the difference).
I can always sell it to one of the many individuals who want to buy it cheaper making this a win - win right?
We have enough oil and gas to keep us in popcorn for the next 300 years, and if the Americans don't want our oil (or play fast and loose with our lumber), we can always sell it to the Chinese.
Actually, as a species, since we're always selling ourselves to survive and procreate, to meld into society, it could be said that with varying degrees of success, absolutely everyone on the planet is involved in sales.
I know you said you only deal with the same hand full of buyers but a lot of wholesalers including myself are always selling to new buyers.

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If the test does continue to grow, it could spell bad news for Wendy's (wen) considering the rival chain's big selling point is «Always Fresh, Never Frozen.»
«I've always been willing to sell something if I thought the price was too high not to,» he says.
Some of the retailers that did pick up the Edmark line couldn't always reorder when the inventory had been sold; they had maxed out their credit lines to stock products from Edmark's competitors.
That's exactly why Cramer wants investors to always have their sell - off shopping list ready in case of an exogenous crisis, like this temporary obstacle to the tax overhaul.
One of the best salesmen I have ever worked for told me to never sell on price, because there is always somebody out there who will pass an inferior offering as the same as your product but for a much lower price.
Chris Widmaier, a USTA spokesperson, believes this is the first time that the women's championship match has sold before the men's, especially as the women's match doesn't always sell out, according to ESPN.
«We both knew the cost of keeping up with growing kids, but we knew people are always looking to buy and sell things as their kids grow up.»
And when we sell something, we always give good documentation to get [them] going in a couple minutes.»
Careful planning and proper preparation will always lead to better networking interactions, so before you reveal any of your secrets, be sure that you have a packaged product to sell.
What makes an artist easy to sell is their individuality and creativity, which is why it's always important to be yourself.
He told the sold out arena that he always appreciated how receptive and forgiving the crowd was back then even though he was so nervous he forgot the lyrics to his own song at one point.
Every time and every medium used to communicate with your target audience must always be selling the benefits associated with owning your product or using your service.
The company has always celebrated the fact that most of its users aren't established businesses, but instead regular people inspired to start selling online by how easy it is to set up a Shopify store.
He wears, as he almost always does, a navy T - shirt that bears the logo of Zappos.com, the online shoe retailer he helped start in 1999, that he has run as CEO since 2000, and that he sold to Amazon.com for $ 1.2 billion in 2009.
«What I always tell entrepreneurs is, you can't go into building an app to sell it.
Almost always, Ruckel says, returned products have been opened and are covered in cat hair — making them impossible to sell again.
Saint Archer co-founder Josh Landan said his San Diego - based company «always wanted to get great beer into more people's hands,» when he sold a majority stake to MillerCoors.
The introduction of new technology is always disruptive to existing markets, particularly to content / copyright owners whose sell through well - established distribution channels.
In her five factors regarding this dilemma, Jafri says to remember that your brand (or brands) are always evolving, and that you have to define what you want to be known as — and what exactly it is that you're selling.
The merchandise has not always been terribly appropriate — examples include tequila selling at up to $ 100 a bottle (Kahlo was an alcoholic and pain killer addict, due to chronic pain stemming from childhood polio and a streetcar accident in her teens); and a prepaid Frida Kahlo Mastercard (she was also a lifelong communist).
It's always better to be bought than sold.
But if you look closer, you'll see I'm always trying to hack culture by studying consumer activity and understanding where, why, and how people buy and sell.
While on the surface it may appear alarming that customers» genetic data is being sold for a profit, it's a development that appears to always have been part of cofounder Anne Wojcicki's vision.
Product demonstrations range from basic to exceptional, but the premise is always the same: Show that the product you're selling is worth the money you're asking for it.
It's expected to sell well among parents who always buy the wrong thing.»
I think that is always a valuable feeling to have, but when selling through to larger organizations I've learned you need to temper your expectations and do as much as you possibly can to mitigate the risks of partnership ahead of time.
This ensures that investors will always have a counterpart to buy or sell from.
The value of having an option to either buy or sell, agree or disagree, accept certain terms or let them expire, should always be determined prior to signing any deal or contract or term sheet, and that value should always be treated as a tangible benefit when negotiating decisions with parties inside and outside the firm.
«You want to invest in an area that you would always have increasing demand [and] loyal customers and not have to sell them everyday of the week with something new,» he said.»
I guess I've always been an entrepreneur — this experience taught me how to sell
When asked the secret of his success, he is said to have replied, «I always sold too early.»
Furthermore, the 1 percent you pay to your money manager doesn't always cover the costs of buying and selling the stocks and bonds in your portfolio or the sales charges (also known as loads) and administrative fees charged by the mutual funds your manager puts you into.
Here's where it gets really interesting: Winthrop guarantees that no matter how big the company gets, its apparel will always be made in the U.S. and will be sold at competitive prices, thanks to the direct - to - consumer business model, which circumvents retail markups.
However, small companies might not always be able to attract investment advisers who can structure deals and sell well.
He emphasizes not selling yourself short and always looking to level up — despite any stumbles along your career journey.
In fact, according to Nielsen, DivaCup's Model 1 was the top - selling feminine hygiene product across Canada by dollar value in 2016, ahead of stalwart staples from Always, Kotex and Tampax.
In this campaign, Always is doing much more than selling sanitary products — they're asking every girl to challenge stereotypes and participate in their campaign by telling their own unique stories.
Keller points out that one of the reasons to own a franchise in the first place is because owners almost always make money when they sell; but in the U.S. most teams aren't making profits from attendance and TV revenues are small compared to other leagues, all of which dampens buyer interest.
I have always disliked the hard push by salespeople, so I had to think of a way to sell my products without annoying potential clients.
Learn how to sell to those who will always be spending.
As an entrepreneur, one of the best things you can learn to do is build a community of raving fans who will always choose your company when they need the products or services you sell.
So unlike brokers, we have no conflict of interest pushing us to recommend high volumes of trades whether we believe in the potential of those trades or not We have no perpetual bias for a bull market as most of Wall Street has to be (to justify the heavily - weighted stance of «buy» vs. «sell,» a stance that always persists even in harshest bear markets) Instead of all of these kinds of anti-investor establishment motivators, we will sell our products on subscription, with a customer - friendly, overwhelming motivation to deliver an experience that will win very profitable renewals for many years to come.
SaaS companies are literally always selling, because they have to keep the customer from hitting the cancel button each month
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