Sales And Marketing Terminology

noun a deduction from the usual cost of something

verb to deduct an amount from the usual cost of something

• The store is offering a 20% discount on all items this weekend.
• Hey, did you hear about the discount at the mall?
• I scored a sick discount on these sneakers.
• Learning from past mistakes can be seen as a discount on future errors.

verb to be deceived or tricked by someone or something

preposition used to indicate the object of one's affection or attraction

• It is important to remain vigilant and not easily fall for deceptive marketing tactics.
• Don't be so gullible and fall for every sales pitch you hear.
• I can't believe you actually fell for that prank!
• She tried to play it cool, but I could tell she was starting to fall for him.

adjective not under the control or in the power of another; able to act or be done as one wishes

adverb in a way that is not under the control or in the power of another; freely

• The company is offering a free trial of their software for a limited time.
• You can get a free coffee if you sign up for their rewards program.
• I scored a free ticket to the concert from my friend.
• Forgiveness is setting yourself free from the burden of anger and resentment.

adjective describing the shape of something that is wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, resembling a funnel

• The tornado was easily identifiable by its funnel shaped cloud extending towards the ground.
• The ice cream cone was funnel shaped, making it easier to eat without making a mess.
• The party hat had a cool funnel shaped design that everyone loved.
• Her hair was styled in a funnel shaped bun, adding a unique twist to her look.

noun the action or practice of selling goods in an aggressive or dishonest way

• The government implemented strict regulations to prevent huckstering in the marketplace.
• I heard that guy is always huckstering people to buy his products.
• Don't trust that huckster, he's just trying to rip you off.
• She was known for huckstering her way into getting what she wanted.

noun a partial refund to someone who has paid too much money for tax, rent, or a utility

verb to give a rebate

• The company offers a rebate to customers who purchase a certain amount of products.
• If you buy this phone, you can get a rebate on your bill.
• I scored a sweet rebate on my new laptop purchase.
• His kindness towards others was a rebate for the wrongs he had done in the past.

verb to gather or collect something, especially with effort or difficulty

• The detective had to scare up some witnesses to solve the case.
• I need to scare up some snacks before the party starts.
• Let's scare up some cash for the concert tickets.
• She had to scare up the courage to confront her fears.

adjective not restricted or limited; open or frank

adverb in a manner that is not restricted or limited

• The diplomat expressed his unreserved support for the peace agreement.
• I have unreserved confidence in her ability to get the job done.
• I'm totally unreserved about going to the concert tonight.
• Her unreserved laughter filled the room with joy.