Sentences with phrase «from prospect»

Interest - rate jitters have battered REIT exchange - traded funds, which rely on borrowing as well as the sale of new shares, so share prices may fall just from the prospect of higher interest rates.

REITs (pronounced reets) have felt some impact from the prospect of tax reform, of course, but...

The former landlord, however, generally feels far removed enough from your prospect that he's apt to be frank and forthcoming with information.

Utilize the personalized profiles and favorited property listings from a prospect's account to tailor your communication.

You'll need to search the federal registry at least every three months and drop from your prospect list the phone numbers of consumers who've registered.

«One of our agents got a call just the other day from a prospect who says our articles in our e-newsletter were so knowledgeable, they wanted to work with us,» adds Skiffington.

From a purely mercenary perspective it would be foolish to not try to market the property in a positive light; it requires much less time and effort to promote said property while all are on - site than what would be required if one ignored potential interest from the prospect (s) and thereafter tried to steer them away to begin looking all over again at other properties.

You'll need to search the federal registry (www.donotcall.gov) at least every three months and drop from your prospect list the phone numbers of consumers who've registered.

Professional Experience Connexus Corporation (El Segundo, CA) 2008 — Present Senior Account Executive / Account Manager • Directed entire sales process from prospect generation to sale closure • Trained and oversaw junior sales associates ensuring profitable operations • Routinely exceeded company sales goals closing accounts valued up to $ 100,000 • Assisted finance department with month end accounting and collection efforts

outlines the three essential systems for attracting clients, cultivating a relationship with them that leads them to «know, like, and trust» you (and move from prospect to client!)

Prospected on daily basis, cold calling from prospect list provided by Marketing and by researching possible new customers through LinkedIn and internet research.

This is the case with PayPal which, despite its ambitions to become the dominant global online payments platform, has distanced itself from this prospect.

Ultimately, an insurance claim protects an individual from the prospect of large financial burdens resulting from an accident or illness.

When you start throwing around terms like ETFs and you're worried about tax implications and then you think about the recession again and... needless to say, it's enough to turn anyone off from the prospect of investing.

And that is what I got from this prospect.

Hope to win, but don't assume that you will get the next engagement — either from an existing client or from a prospect.

It's easier, and far more efficient, to receive a new mandate from a current client than from a prospect.

The conversion rate — from prospect to client — has been 100 %.

They do not feel that they have been «pitched» or «sold,» but they transformed from a prospect into a client.

His highest risk of losing his seat, by far, comes from the prospect of a conservative primary challenger.

How do you infer from the prospect of my future suffering that this worries me?

I saw that work as invaluable because it illustrated that a focus on deep polarization over the level of risk posed by global warming could be distracting from the prospect of taking widely - supported steps that could be taken to address it.

It's always great getting phone calls from prospect clients who seem really keen to hire you.

Having faced the cost of caring for an elderly dog first - hand, they realized why most adopters are deterred from the prospect of taking home a shelter senior.

Networking has its limits, especially because often times, a couple of puppies attract all the attention while the remaining ones get a lot less excitement from prospect buyers.

(Morningstar «ETF Specialist»: Jul 31, 2013) Morningstar's «ETF Specialist» column discusses heightened merger and acquisition activity, and features ProShares Merger Arbitrage ETF (MRGR) among merger - arbitrage ETFs that should benefit from this activity and from the prospect of rising interest rates.

When it comes to this strict standard, many borrowers are quickly excluded from the prospect of bankruptcy.

When the time comes for you to make an offer, the odds of them moving from prospect to customer increase exponentially.

Story centers on a human resources exec whose only joy in life comes from the prospect of notching his millionth frequent - flyer mile, a goal he pursues with zeal as the rest of his life falls apart because he is constantly on the road.

Here, it's his father whose death haunts him, although as played by Patinkin, the character isn't already dead, with the drama here coming from the prospect of losing him.

«But regardless of what happens on 5 May 2011, it's clear that one group is already benefitting from the prospect of a referendum: the Labour leadership contenders.

I might have expected to find them shuddering, not from the cold, but from the prospect of having to fight for a fourth term.

The Democratic leaders» proposed solution is a potentially unconstitutional provision that protects legislators from the prospect (and the political fallout) of voting on tolls.

«My view, and this can not be based on opinion polls, is that when the voters come to choose they will shy away from the prospect of Miliband as prime minister, just as they shied away from Neil Kinnock in 1992.»

Without free postage, some argue these will be the first entirely digital elections, decided by postal votes as the electorate shrinks from the prospect of voting on a dark November evening for candidates they barely know.

We're far from a prospect factory, but there are consistently a couple guys every year getting major - conference interest.

They will get done because Uncle Vladimir, from his prospect over the mayor's shoulder, never blinks.

While Cheema's exploits for the Bees» underage side may feel like a world away from the prospect of a relegation battle with the Swans or the Black Cats, or of battling for Europe with the Merseyside pair, Barnet boss Martin Allen has already seen enough promise in the wonderkid to include him in the first - team set up.

But strictly from a prospect standpoint, Litton has one of the draft's strongest arms and he's a good athlete.

The Ox is a quality squad player with all the physical attributes to be a star, but has never managedto take the step from prospect to star.

when you look across and see the improvement players like Kane, Dele Alli, Mason, Dier, Barkley, Stone etc have made at Everton and Spuds, how they have made the transition from prospect to the real deal and are now regulars and important players for their clubs you begin to wonder if players like Walcott and Ox are ever going to raise their game...... frustrating....

Fans like to pretend that rotations always emerge from the prospect fantasies, and that success is forever possible, if not likely.

Barring injuries or some other unpredictable event, Fultz looks as near a sure thing as you can get from a prospect.

The Cubs probably wouldn't be as keen as the Red Sox to deal away from their prospect stash for an ace, not when the plan was to develop the hitters and buy the pitchers the whole time.

Jill Konrath, a sales guru noted for her fresh sales perspectives, said that knowing how to present value through your pitches instead of features is the key to sparking buying intent from your prospect.

In the case of a personal referral, a phone call from a prospect can be the very first touch point with your business.

To win over today's customers, you must make their success part of your brand's DNA: end - to - end, from prospect to advocate.

At Farmland, Carrie identified potential high net worth and institutional investors and managed fundraising from prospect contact to close of investments.

Cold - calling many people every day, and having the majority of those calls end in a «no» from the prospect, can be a grueling existence.

And part of this is because we didn't create that sense of urgency, and perhaps we didn't ask the right questions, and we didn't get commitment from our prospect.