sales call — A visit or telephone call made by a salesperson to a potential customer to promote or sell products or services
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A visit or telephone call made by a salesperson to a potential customer to promote or sell products or services
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈseɪlz kɔːl/
Example Sentences
- His sales call was so convincing that the customer bought three refrigerators instead of one.
- The sales call lasted two hours because the client kept offering coffee and cookies.
- She prepared thoroughly for the sales call by researching the company's needs and challenges.
sales call
NOUN[/ˈseɪlz kɔːl/]
A visit or telephone call made by a salesperson to a potential customer to promote or sell products or services
The eager rep makes a sales call, pitching software to a curious office manager.
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“His sales call was so convincing that the customer bought three refrigerators instead of one.”
“The sales call lasted two hours because the client kept offering coffee and cookies.”
“She prepared thoroughly for the sales call by researching the company's needs and challenges.”
“The sales call went terribly wrong when he accidentally called the competitor instead.”
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