Sentences with phrase «expecting a sales pitch»

When I speak to prospects, they expect my sales pitch to be an hour presentation.

I started out reading The Solar Century expecting a sales pitch for Leggett's company.

If this is a job you haven't asked or applied for, then feel free to join the conference, but expect a sales pitch of some kind, not an actual job opportunity.

Not exact matches

Like Furby, Zoomer would be pitched to girls and boys, with an expected sales split of 65 % — 35 % respectively.

If we expect to benefit from the wide variety of audio - visual experiences now available, the media tell us we have to expect the demands, sales pitches, commercials and sheer volume that issue from them.

You're entrepreneurial — you are never expected to sell (we don't do sales pitches here!)

And to figure that out, they should not just listen to the sales pitch of the birthing center, but should consult the ones they should be expected to be able to rely on, and that is doctors.

She didn't find him in five minutes like some of the sales pitches would like you to believe, but then six months ago she didn't expect to find him at all.

Was expecting the usual high pressure sales pitch, but that didn't happen.

He was helpful in answering all questions I had about the vehicle and did not give the sales pitch that is expected at a car dealership.

Mercedes expects to increase volume the same way it has boosted C - class sales since then: by pitching the car's equipment upgrades while holding down its price.Despite new models from competitors, C - class product manager Karen Makris expects sales to increase from about 33,000 this year to 35,000 next year.

It is expected the car will go on sale by 2016, pitched as a Toyota GT86 rival.

You expect people to pay just to listen to a sales pitch?

This means that your books will be for sale to other guests for Holiday shopping and that you have 45 seconds to pitch your book to the crowd... expect 100 +.

For cold - calling, sales agents are told to expect a 1 % conversion — for every 100 people spoken to, one will agree to your pitch.

A New York Times article profiled a money management firm that has an unique sales pitch by showing their expected returns after fees, taxes and inflation.

In the end no one gets what they expected from his sales pitch, and he slinks on to something else, looking for new dupes, when he fails to deliver.

You should expect honesty and not a sales pitch, but you should also be prepared to be told if you are qualified to write your own resume or if you would be better served having someone do it for you professionally.

Thus, most every consumer who is not totally naïve expects to be subjected to the pitch of the mercenary sales people who will go wherever to sell whatever for whomever pays the most commissions.

Today, if you provide service in the way clients expect, they'll go with you, without a sales pitch.»

Part of the sales pitch most realtors will use when trying to sell a client on Home Partners is that they have the option to purchase the house they are renting for 5 % above what Home Partners pays for it... But, by the time you account for their above market rents, a sizable initial repair budget (that the tenant / buyer has no control over what Home Partners decides to spend), maintenance and repairs while renting (yes, the tenant will have normal repairs and maintenance costs during their lease added to their purchase price), closing costs, and the company's 5 % fee - you should expect a right to purchase price that is more like 10 - 15 % higher than the original purchase price.

Bankers and lawyers who used to pitch acquisition targets to the QIA are now proposing asset sales, and have been told not to expect any major investments by the fund in the near term, the people said.

Understand that they may have a good product, but don't blindly buy the sales pitch and expect results without doing your research.