Definition of upsell in English:

upsell

verb ˈʌpsɛl

[no object]

Persuade a customer to buy something additional or more expensive.
how to upsell without turning off your customer
the art of upselling
Example sentencesExamples
- So we're going to stop putting half our focus into marketing to new customers and start putting our whole focus into looking after the 3 million we already have, and upselling our highest value products and services to them.
- We can perhaps upsell services to customers as they pay their bill.
- The US companies were trying to upsell people, telling them the biggest is the best, but that is not how New Zealanders operate.
- The trend is for inbound customer service centers to also function as sales centers and drive revenue by cross-selling and upselling while the customer is on the line.
- This can include educating the staff on the European beers' varied flavors and bodies and how to pour and present them correctly, how to upsell and how to pair them with specific menu items.
- Besides, given the various sneaky upsells, it certainly looks like the big credit companies are actually increasing their profits by convincing people that they actually do have to pay for these ‘free’ reports.
- Women's desire for good service makes them open to suggestions, Krall says, giving bartenders and servers opportunities to suggest new drinks and upsell premium brands.
- Additional boosts to the company will come from enhanced customer satisfaction and client retention, as automated speech reduces lost calls and frees agents to upsell and provide superior service, Miller says.
- Arming servers with knowledge and training is certainly an important step in upselling.
- Whatever their title or industry, employees are working at high speeds today trying to market, cross-sell, upsell and serve customers.
- Our waitress was sunny but intelligent; she guided us through the menu, and only once tried to upsell us.
- What the deal really does is give the company a chance to upsell.
- It means reps can spend more time where they should: upselling, cross-selling and closing orders on qualified sales leads.
- And, of course, it's a great way for restaurants to upsell their customers.
- This is a bargain basement price, but it gives the company plenty of opportunity for upselling - new kit, new cards, new software all in the name of better network security.
- Act on their suggestions, and then use the results both to upsell and to woo new business.
- The three key aspects to being an ‘effective’ concession worker were ‘speed, efficiency, and upselling.’
- They also listen to complaints, attempt to upsell (such as gold or platinum credit cards) and complete transactions.
- Start by asking yourself if these agents are skilled salespeople: do they know how to upsell and cross-sell?
- I remembered my days of waitering and upselling.

单词	upsell
释义	Definition of upsell in English: upsell verb ˈʌpsɛl [no object] Persuade a customer to buy something additional or more expensive. how to upsell without turning off your customer the art of upselling Example sentencesExamples So we're going to stop putting half our focus into marketing to new customers and start putting our whole focus into looking after the 3 million we already have, and upselling our highest value products and services to them. We can perhaps upsell services to customers as they pay their bill. The US companies were trying to upsell people, telling them the biggest is the best, but that is not how New Zealanders operate. The trend is for inbound customer service centers to also function as sales centers and drive revenue by cross-selling and upselling while the customer is on the line. This can include educating the staff on the European beers' varied flavors and bodies and how to pour and present them correctly, how to upsell and how to pair them with specific menu items. Besides, given the various sneaky upsells, it certainly looks like the big credit companies are actually increasing their profits by convincing people that they actually do have to pay for these ‘free’ reports. Women's desire for good service makes them open to suggestions, Krall says, giving bartenders and servers opportunities to suggest new drinks and upsell premium brands. Additional boosts to the company will come from enhanced customer satisfaction and client retention, as automated speech reduces lost calls and frees agents to upsell and provide superior service, Miller says. Arming servers with knowledge and training is certainly an important step in upselling. Whatever their title or industry, employees are working at high speeds today trying to market, cross-sell, upsell and serve customers. Our waitress was sunny but intelligent; she guided us through the menu, and only once tried to upsell us. What the deal really does is give the company a chance to upsell. It means reps can spend more time where they should: upselling, cross-selling and closing orders on qualified sales leads. And, of course, it's a great way for restaurants to upsell their customers. This is a bargain basement price, but it gives the company plenty of opportunity for upselling - new kit, new cards, new software all in the name of better network security. Act on their suggestions, and then use the results both to upsell and to woo new business. The three key aspects to being an ‘effective’ concession worker were ‘speed, efficiency, and upselling.’ They also listen to complaints, attempt to upsell (such as gold or platinum credit cards) and complete transactions. Start by asking yourself if these agents are skilled salespeople: do they know how to upsell and cross-sell? I remembered my days of waitering and upselling.
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