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upsell

upsell
Ngoại động từNội động từDanh từ
Số nhiều: upsellsQuá khứ: upsoldPhân từ 2: upsoldV-ing: upselling

This term is primarily used in business, marketing, and retail contexts. It carries a pragmatic nuance of strategic persuasion, where the goal is to increase the average transaction value. While it can be a neutral business term, in a consumer context, it may sometimes carry a slightly negative connotation of being pushed toward a more expensive option than necessary.

As a noun, the word refers to the specific offer or the act of offering. It is a countable noun, meaning it can be used in the plural to describe multiple different sales tactics or offers within a single transaction.

Ý nghĩa

Ngoại động từupsell
[~ someone something]

To persuade a customer to purchase a more expensive, premium, or upgraded version of the item they are already considering.

The salesperson tried to upsell the customer from a basic sedan to a luxury SUV.

Nội động từupsell

To engage in the practice of encouraging customers to buy higher-priced items as a sales strategy.

The company trained its staff to upsell more effectively during the holiday rush.

Danh từupsell

A sales technique or a specific product offer designed to encourage a customer to spend more than they originally intended.

The offer for a larger popcorn and drink combo is a classic cinema upsell.

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