Pronunciation: /ˈseɪlz.mənˌʃɪp/
noun the skill or ability to sell goods or services effectively
A1 Good salesmanship involves being friendly and helpful to customers.
A2 She learned the basics of salesmanship during her first job at the retail store.
B1 Effective salesmanship requires understanding the needs and preferences of potential customers.
B2 His exceptional salesmanship skills helped him exceed his sales targets for the quarter.
C1 The company's success can be attributed to the exceptional salesmanship of its sales team.
C2 His natural charisma and persuasive salesmanship made him a top performer in the industry.
adjective salesmanship (there is no specific adjective form for this word)
A1 He has good salesmanship skills when it comes to selling products.
A2 The salesman's salesmanship techniques were impressive and effective in closing deals.
B1 Her natural salesmanship ability helped her exceed her sales targets.
B2 The company's success can be attributed to their strong salesmanship strategies.
C1 His exceptional salesmanship was evident in the way he communicated with clients and closed deals.
C2 The sales team's salesmanship approach was innovative and led to a significant increase in revenue.
formal His exceptional salesmanship skills led to a significant increase in revenue for the company.
informal She's got some serious salesmanship - she can sell anything to anyone!
slang That guy's got mad salesmanship game, he could talk a cat off a fish wagon.
figurative Her salesmanship was like a well-crafted dance, leading the customer effortlessly towards a purchase.
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