Sentences with phrase «significant jump in sales»

And I plan on openly disclosing my sales numbers as well, so that we can see whether an unknown (albeit one who has spent the last two years developing social media connections, blogging, and taking up as much free internet real estate as humanly possible to get her name out there) can make a significant jump in sales using some of the same marketing tactics that Mr. Konrath has.

Following a significant jump in sales of 35.5 % the previous year, in 2015 sales rose by an additional 20 % over 2014 to 5.8 million euros.

Not exact matches

It's a significant jump from previous weeks so it's obvious that the release of Hyrule Warriors caused a jump in console sales, but how long that will last remains to be seen.

While the Wrangler made no claims to the a significant share of the mass SUV market prior to arrival of the four - door JK Unlimited, it's the model that's powered most of its growth — Wrangler sales jumped almost 50 percent from around 80,000 to almost 120,000 when it was introduced in 2007, and the JK's popularity exceeded the TJ's even during the depressed recession years of 2008 -» 10, peaking in 2015 with more than 202,000 sold in the U.S. alone.

Even with the jump in its price, it is still selling at a significant discount in its price - to - sales ratio.

So even without the most positive of outcomes for my investment thesis, a sale of the company or a significant jump in natural gas prices, the company has been revalued upward by some 42 %.

Graphics card maker AMD reported a major sales jump in the third quarter of 2017 amid significant demand from the world's cryptocurrency miners.

The jump to management in medical device sales has a significant impact on income.

As is true in most industries, the first few years may be spent learning and paying your dues, but those over 30 with more than 2 years of experience see a significant jump in average biotech sales salary.

Economists are expecting a 6 percent growth in home sales, which is a significant jump from the 2.5 percent growth outlook on the national level.

«The health of Orlando's economy and job market are significant factors in the jump in sales, as a sense of urgency among buyers trying to beat an anticipated increase in mortgage rates.»

Ron Restaino, owner of Middleton, Wisconsin - based Restaino, Bunbury & Associates, agrees: «Our sales did jump, and we believe Virtual Properties played a significant part in that increase.»