The phrase "alternative sales" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different methods or strategies for selling products or services, often in contrast to traditional sales approaches.
Example: "The company is exploring alternative sales channels to reach a broader audience and increase revenue."
Alternatives: "different sales methods" or "non-traditional sales".
The company said on Tuesday that it would begin an alternative sales process.
Online activities are not an alternative sales tool, but an additional sales tool to complement and support enterprises offline.
In the absence of an alternative sales pitch from the United States, experts said, China will inevitably make further gains.
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In this article, we examine the mistakes they cited most frequently, explore the objections they faced when they began making sales calls, and present an alternative sales model uniquely suited to a start-up's circumstances.
The GenZE will be sold direct to consumer via the Internet and alternative sales channels.
Preseli Pembrokeshire MP Stephen Crabb described the deal collapse as a "hammer blow" and said Murphy Oil must now explore all possible alternative sale options as a matter of urgency.
It debuted at #2 on the Top 200 and at #1 on the Digital and Alternative Album sales charts giving the band its largest sales week and highest chart position in its career.
"The rethinking that is required to incorporate alternative fuel sales points is already underway.
The company has also struggled to produce a viable tablet alternative, with sales of its PlayBook declining — it shipped 150,000 of these devices, the company said in its third quarter earnings, down from 200,000 in Q2.
Last week, after Kellyanne Conway gave an interview describing falsehoods as "alternative facts," sales of George Orwell's decades-old classic 1984 spiked.
