Communication by the movement or position of a PERSON'S BODY

A NAME, DESIGN, or SYMBOL that identifies the products of a company or a group of companies

A PAID WORKER

A PIECE of PAPER that gives a DISCOUNT

A DEVICE used to read the UPC on a product label

The CASH DRAWER of the cash register

The person or company who PAYS PEOPLE TO WORK

The REASONS a customer buys a product

The VISUAL and ARTISTIC aspects of presenting a product to a target group of customers

Obtaining a customer's POSITIVE AGREEMENT TO BUY

Things a customer may SAY or DO to indicate a readiness to buys

The process of EXCHANGING information, ideas, and feelings

Merchandise BROUGHT BACK and REPLACED by other merchandise

A MEETING which a person who wants a job talks to the employer about being hired

The concern, hesitation or doubt a customer has for not making a purchase.

Form used to record a sales transaction

Selling additional goods to a customer

The difference between the cost and the selling price of an item

A method of counting merchandise by visually inspecting and counting it to determine the quantity on hand

The total amount of the sale before a sales tax is applied

When the price of an items is reduced to move inventory make room for new products

A basic or physical attribute of product.

The PRICE of ONE PIECE of merchandise

Question, observe, and listen to help present correct product information to the customer

The advantage or personal satisfaction a customer will get from a good or service.

The process of helping customers make satisfying buying decisions by communicating how products and their features match customers' needs

A percentage fee imposed by the GOVERNMENT on retail price.

The process of planning, promoting, pricing, selling, and distributing goods and services.

The suppliers statement that the order has been filled and the merchandise is sent

Words a salesperson uses so that the average customer can understand