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Subject: Re: UKNM: cross/up sell
From: John Sullivan
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 12:54:20 GMT

Hmmm.

> > Upsell is when a marketer will try and sell one product, knowing that
there
> > will be the opportunity to sell accessories for it (like Palm Pilots and
> > digital camera attachments).

Upselling is more the act of adding things to the original purchase that
the consumer didn't "realise" they needed... "If you're going to buy that,
Guv, you'll need one of these. And one of those is essential... etc."

(In fact, the true upsell then comes with the "Look Guv, if you're going to
buy all of that clobber, why not buy this one which has it all in one unit
and only costs three times the budget you mentioned when you first walked
in...")

Me...


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