Sentence examples for Sales benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Publishers looking for sales benchmarks relied on their own internal records or made discreet inquiries of the major chains or distributors.

And just days before the Tesla unveiling another California start-up, Fisker Automotive said it would not meet sales benchmarks the Energy Department had stipulated in a $529 million loan extended in 2009.

News of the Model X also came days after Fisker Automotive, another start-up, announced it would not meet sales benchmarks outlined by the Energy Department in the $529 million loan it extended to the company in 2009, and would lay off dozens of workers.

Nonetheless, agents and brokers at various real estate firms were awarded corporate titles over the years for reaching sales benchmarks, or for spending a certain number of years with the company — though at a few firms, one could become a vice president just by walking in the door.

Salesforce B2B Sales Benchmark Research finds that the average time for conversion from lead to opportunity is 84 days with an average conversion rate of 13%, and out of that 13% less than 1% of total leads end up becoming actual customers.

Treasuries Are Mixed (By Reuters) -- Treasury bond prices mostly fell yesterday after investors showed little interest in a sale of benchmark 10-year notes, dragging down prices even as most stocks suffered a second session of losses.

In this paper we describe design and development of an intelligent sales recruitment and benchmarking system (ISRBS) for recruitment and benchmarking of salespersons.

Koji Endo for Credit Suisse in Japan said 10 million in sales was a benchmark for Toyota but said the number was a cautious underestimate.

On Halloween, the Treasury Department unexpectedly got into the act when it said that it would discontinue sales of its benchmark 30-year bonds.

Retailers reported that a benchmark sales figure rose slightly during the month, as shoppers held back on spending because of cold weather across the nation, particularly in the Midwest and East Coast, and continued fears about the economy.

Each month that your sales exceed a certain benchmark, you earn the bonus for that benchmark and any lower benchmarks exceeded during that month.