hard sell

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ˌhard ˈsell noun [singular]

BBa way of selling something in which there is a lot of pressure on you to buy 强行[硬性]推销(法)，硬销 OPP soft sell

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hard sell• Fifteen years ago, California wines were a hard sell; everyone wanted French wines.• You can not both chair the meeting and hard sell an idea to members.• No longer were its hard sell tactics acceptable.• As most of this is regular no real hard sell is needed, though diplomacy would of course help.• Trainees at the hard sell futures firms, for instance, have been encouraged to learn still less about the markets.• Derek Jefferson was there doing what he did best - the hard sell.• Brittan was giving the hard sell to a farmer.• Huddersfield pours out the hard sell.• It's success could be put down to the hard sell.• Share salesmen are regarded as on a level with hard sell futures salesmen.

From Longman Business Dictionary

hard sellˌhard ˈsell noun [singular]MARKETING

1something that is difficult to sell or make popular

Cheap solar panels could be the answer to the power shortage, but they are proving to be a hard sell.

2when someone uses a lot of pressure to get you to buy something or persuade you to do something

Securities firms are encouraging brokers to soften their hard sell and win back the clients’ faith.

Dealers are turning tohard sell tactics to convince customers to buy now.

ˌhard ˈsell noun

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