Random Cross-Sell
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Topic: Random Cross-Sell
Posted By: Joshua
Subject: Random Cross-Sell
Date Posted: 18-April-2008 at 1:04am
| Another Feature I Would like to see is the ablity to have Random Products Populate in the as a cross-selling selection. Instead of having to choose and select these out manually. |
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Posted By: Hamish
Date Posted: 18-April-2008 at 4:24am
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Doesn't that go against the ethos/idea of cross selling? The premise of cross selling is, surely, to guide your customer to related items that will be of interest & matched well with their selected product, just like a good sales assistant - for example - Select a high-end expensive TV & be directed to a high end surround sound system. Select a mid budget TV - be guided to a mid budget & well matched surround sound system. Of course, I've no idea what your site sells so it may be different in your situation.  |
Posted By: avalight
Date Posted: 11-November-2008 at 11:32pm
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Just for the record, I would like the whole cross selling system to be reworked, so that the high-end surround system can be assigned to what products, rather than the other way around, which is how it is now. The current way is really bad.
-------------  Curt
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Posted By: rotokirby
Date Posted: 08-December-2008 at 6:07pm
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It would be cool for it to randomly populate based on keyword or maybe category IF nothing is specifically defined. ------------- Rotofugi Designer Toy Store & Gallery Chicago > IL > US http://rotofugi.com - http://rotofugi.com |
Posted By: cmason
Date Posted: 26-December-2008 at 10:01am
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What I've always wanted was a bidirectional cross sell so that if Product B is cross sell assigned to Product A, then there wouldn't be a need to set up another cross sell to assign Product A as a cross sell to Product B.
View Product A Cross Sell B View Product B Cross Sell A |