trade leads

06:56 Aug 4, 2000
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial
English term or phrase: trade leads
Trade leads puede considerarse como "oportunidades comerciales"
Victoria Solessi


Summary of answers provided
napistas para oportunidades comerciales
Valentín Hernández Lima
na"clientes o contactos potenciales "
María de Vera
naAviso de solicitudes recibidas acerca de productos o servicios
Ezequiel Quijano
naPlease see below
Yvette Camou


  

Answers


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pistas para oportunidades comerciales


Explanation:
I have often encountered the term "sale leads" in the sense of "pistas de venta", that is, information that may lead or help to close a sale. Although more context is needed for a conclusive answer, I feel "pistas para oportunidades comerciales" is right on target in this case.

Valentín Hernández Lima
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"clientes o contactos potenciales "


Explanation:
Hola,
en muchos casos (marketing, ventas) he visto la palabra leads como clientes potenciales o contactos que puedan llevar a hacer una venta o transacción comercial.
Suerte, desde Madrid.
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María de Vera
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Aviso de solicitudes recibidas acerca de productos o servicios


Explanation:
O bien, solicitudes recibidas, o bien, lista de clientes potenciales, o bien, personas/empresas que han manifestado interés por sus productos.

Ezequiel Quijano
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10 hrs
Please see below


Explanation:
This thing has evolved a lotin the context of International trade. In the past they used to be called "Servicio de Oferta y Demanda Comercial" and they have been traditionally offered by the Commerce Departments, Chambers of Commerce and other trade organizations. With the advent of e-commerce, if you look at one of these services as posted at web-pages, they are called 'Terminales de Componente de Comercio'. This seems to be the trend in our now globalized economy.


    Reference: http://www.amvenfood.org/espa�ol/serv_intvzlnas_demandas_htm...
    Reference: http://www.tradeline.com
Yvette Camou
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