Sentences with phrase «counting revenue generated»

Even at the lowest ticket price, this suggests gross ticket sales for home games of over $ 2.8 million — and that's not counting revenue generated from away games.

That pretty much already surpasses your $ 45,000 net income from a $ 60,000 salary, and we haven't even counted the revenue generated from your 5 - 10 blogs.

Not exact matches

With Polaris as our largest investor, we expanded Ascend's hospital chain to 5 states; our patient bed count went up more than 8 times; and we generated $ 200 million in annual revenue and $ 60 million in profits — all in 4 years.

In Australia in 2013/14, the incentive travel market generated $ 1.7 billion in direct revenues alone, not counting ancillary spending.

There are plenty of options if you want FCS teams to generate revenue but don't want games against them to count as part of the FBS season.

At latest count, the Letterly substation alone is saving SEPTA up to $ 60,000 per year in electricity bills and generating about $ 200,000 in revenue via the frequency regulation market.

Definition - The return on investment is the total amount of additional revenue we generated (don't count the typical book sales you would have achieved without the promo) divided by the total amount we spent on marketing.

While full - length novels may prove to be more popular among authors, publishing short stories can generate higher revenue given the shorter word count and less time to devote your time to your writing.

In retrospect I may have double counted a bit as the Titanic assets were actually being used to generate revenue in the operating business.

Anything you do that generates revenue counts as a business.

That philosophy — where we don't plan for monster hits for every launch, but rather count on longer sales periods where our long - tail generates a large part of the revenue — ensures that we can run the company in a sustainable and long term manner.