hard sell
Noun
Meaning
forceful and insistent advertising
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As a parent, navigating the anxieties inherent in trying to ensure your kid gets some nutrients in their diets, I resent it, yet I can see how desperate parents would fall for the hard sell.
For most homeowners, however, the relative dearth of features offered by YoLink makes it a hard sell over more capable—and more widely compatible—systems such as SmartThings.
One reason non-Hollywood films have always been an afterthought at the Oscars is because non-English films with subtitles have traditionally been a hard sell in America.
After you give your reader the hard sell, now you can give them another education message about why your product helps relieve their pain points.
Historical fiction is sometimes a hard sell for contemporary teens; however, Medina’s novel entices readers by developing realistic characters and a strong plot framed by the turbulence of 1977 in NYC.
For many in the native space, the always-on-the-horizon prospect of the Promised Land has been a hard sell to other digital stakeholders.