Salesmanship Definition
sālzmən-shĭp
noun
The conduct and attitude of salespeople, especially when considered commendable, as in selling goods or services effectively.
American Heritage
The ability, skill, or technique of selling.
Webster's New World
Salesmanship is defined as the level of skill you have in convincing people to buy or in persuading people to do something.
A worker at a car dealership who sells the most cars month after month is an example of a person with great salesmanship skills.
A manager who successfully motivates a staff to take on and accomplish a project on which they may be reluctant to work is an example of a person with great salesmanship skills.
YourDictionary
(UK, marketing, business) A position as salesman.
Wiktionary
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Other Word Forms of Salesmanship
Noun
Singular:
salesmanship
Plural:
salesmanshipsOrigin of Salesmanship
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salesman +"Ž -ship
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