Sales Talk

Pronunciation: /seɪlz tɔk/

Definitions of sales talk

noun a talk or conversation aimed at persuading someone to buy a product or service

Example Sentences

A1 I don't like listening to sales talk.

A2 The sales talk was convincing, so I bought the product.

B1 The sales talk highlighted all the key features of the new phone.

B2 After attending the sales talk, I felt more informed about the product.

C1 The sales talk was so persuasive that I ended up purchasing two items.

C2 The sales talk was delivered with such charisma and expertise that it was hard to resist buying the product.

Examples of sales talk in a Sentence

formal The sales talk delivered by the marketing team was well-researched and persuasive.

informal I can't stand listening to those long sales talks at the mall.

slang The sales talk was so cheesy, I couldn't help but roll my eyes.

figurative Her sales talk was like a well-crafted story, drawing in customers with each word.

Grammatical Forms of sales talk

• past tense: talked
• plural: sales talks
• comparative: more sales talk
• superlative: most sales talk
• present tense: talks
• future tense: will talk
• perfect tense: have talked
• continuous tense: is talking
• singular: sales talk
• positive degree: good sales talk
• infinitive: to talk
• gerund: talking
• participle: talking

Origin and Evolution of sales talk

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'sales talk' originated from the practice of persuading customers to make a purchase through verbal communication.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'sales talk' has evolved to encompass various techniques and strategies used in sales and marketing to influence consumer behavior and drive sales.