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Definition of upsell verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

upsell

verb
 
/ˈʌpsel/
 
/ˈʌpsel/
[intransitive] (business)
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they upsell
 
/ˈʌpsel/
 
/ˈʌpsel/
he / she / it upsells
 
/ˈʌpselz/
 
/ˈʌpselz/
past simple upsold
 
/ˈʌpsəʊld/
 
/ˈʌpsəʊld/
past participle upsold
 
/ˈʌpsəʊld/
 
/ˈʌpsəʊld/
-ing form upselling
 
/ˈʌpselɪŋ/
 
/ˈʌpselɪŋ/
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  1. to persuade a customer to buy more products or a more expensive product than they originally intended
    • You can usually upsell to about half the customers.
    • Sales staff get bonuses based on the ability to upsell.
    Topics Moneyc2
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