hard selling
1hard selling — ➔ selling * * * hard selling UK US noun [U] MARKETING ► the act of trying to persuade someone in a forceful and annoying way to buy or do something: »The big electrical retailers are singled out for the hard selling of unwanted extended… …
2hard-selling — UK US noun [U] MARKETING ► the act of trying to persuade someone in a forceful and annoying way to buy or do something: »The big electrical retailers are singled out for the hard selling of unwanted extended warranties. hard selling adjective ►… …
3Hard Selling — Hard|sel|ling, Hard Sel|ling [ ha:ɐ̯tsɛlɪŋ], das; [s] [engl. hard selling, eigtl. = hartes Verkaufen] (Wirtsch.): Anwendung von aggressiven Verkaufsmethoden …
4hard selling — /hɑ:d selɪŋ/ noun the act of selling by using great efforts ● A lot of hard selling went into that deal …
5Hard Selling — Form des ⇡ persönlichen Verkaufs mit dem Ziel, potenzielle Kunden rasch zum Kauf zu bewegen, ohne weiter auf die Interessen des Kunden einzugehen. H.S. kann langfristige Kundenbeziehung bzw. ⇡ Kundenbindung gefährden …
6selling — sell‧ing [ˈselɪŋ] noun [uncountable] 1. COMMERCE FINANCE when people sell products, services, shares etc: • The dollar s decline came amid hectic dollar selling in the Japanese currency market. • In New York, dealers reported heavy selling by… …
7Hard Seling — Hard|sel|ling [ hɑ:d sɛlɪŋ], das; (auch:) Hard Se|ling, das; [engl. hard selling, eigtl. = hartes Verkaufen] (Wirtsch.): Anwendung aggressiver Verkaufsmethoden …
8hard sell — If someone puts a lot of pressure on you to do or buy something, they are hard selling it …
9hard-sell — /hahrd sel /, v., hard sold, hard selling, adj. v.t., v.i. 1. to sell or advertise (something) in a forceful and insistent way: to hard sell new car models to reluctant buyers. 2. to convince (someone) in a forceful and insistent way: to hard… …
10hard-sell — /hahrd sel /, v., hard sold, hard selling, adj. v.t., v.i. 1. to sell or advertise (something) in a forceful and insistent way: to hard sell new car models to reluctant buyers. 2. to convince (someone) in a forceful and insistent way: to hard… …
