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Cross-selling is a sales technique that markets additional products or services to a customer that are related to or complement the purchase of a primary product. If you’re a company that offers a separate product or service that can enhance a customer’s initial purchase, cross-selling can be a powerful opportunity for generating additional revenue.
A pretty basic example of cross-selling that most of us will have experienced can be found in fast food. Whenever you head to a fast food restaurant and buy a burger, chances are you’ll be offered fries and a drink for extra on the side if you don’t ask for them. That’s cross-selling; those items complement the burger as add-ons to make a full meal.
Side note: Cross-selling shouldn’t be confused with upselling, which is a sales technique that encourages customers to purchase an upgraded or more premium version of the product or service that they originally intended to buy.
Cross-selling is the practice of offering additional products or services to existing customers based on their needs, preferences, or past purchase behavior. The goal is to enhance customer value and increase revenue.
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