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売り込み (urikomi) Japanese meaning: sales promotion | Kotomora
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We are putting all our effort into promoting the new product.
He is good at hard selling to clients.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 に 売う り 込こ みをかける to make a sales pitch to someone
We made a sales pitch for the new product to a major company.
売う り 込こ みに 成せい 功こう する to succeed in a sales pitch
He finally succeeded in his sales pitch to the new client.
〈 物もの 〉 の 売う り 込こ みを 行おこな う to carry out promotion/hard selling of something
Kanji 込 crowded, mixture, in bulk Related words 販売促進 is the broad, formal term for sales promotion in general, while 売り込み specifically emphasizes the proactive, sometimes aggressive act of pushing a sale.
セールス is a loanword covering the whole sales process, while 売り込み focuses narrowly on the promotional or hard-selling push itself.
宣伝 refers to advertising or publicity in general, whereas 売り込み is the more targeted, person-to-person act of trying to close a sale.
Written forms 売う り 込こ み Usage 100%
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
売うり 込こ み
Variant spelling with the okurigana 込み instead of り込み; less common but still encountered.
Etymology Compound of 売り (uri, 'selling', the continuative form of 売る) and 込み (komi, 'including, putting in', the continuative form of 込む). Literally 'selling in', it conveys the idea of pushing a product into the market or into a customer's consideration.
The company is actively promoting its new service.
