< Back to Glossary

Cross-Selling

Cross-selling is a sales technique that involves encouraging a customer who has purchased a product or service to also purchase a related product or service. This technique is often used by companies that offer a range of products or services, as it provides a way to increase the value of each customer by encouraging them to buy more.

For example, a company that sells smartphones might use cross-selling to encourage a customer who has purchased a smartphone to also purchase a case or screen protector for their phone. This would help the company increase its revenue from the customer, as they would be buying more than just the phone

Ebook
Revolutionize Your Accounting with Finanshels
Book Free Consultation
stars
Trustpilot
Bader Al Kazemiquote
"If you ever do any financial modeling/forecasting, I seriously can't recommend Finanshels enough. they are a dependable team of professionals who work hard to deliver results."
Bader Al Kazemi
Founder, Optimize App
Restaurants Accounting
The Restaurant Business An Accounting Guide

The Restaurant Business An Accounting Guide

Get Free Guide
arrowarrow