Cross Selling

Cross selling is when an existing customer is offered and sold ancillary / additional services or products. One example is selling a credit card to a customer with saving account.

Banks give utmost importance to cross selling because it is generally a low cost affair to sell an existing customer than to a new customer. Cross selling is taken as a transaction based activity but more as a relationship building exercise by the banks. It helps better leverage of the available resources and existing clientele base.

Originally written on April 23, 2011 and last modified on April 28, 2015.

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