A point of purchase (or point of sale) marketing strategy involves upselling to the customer near the place where he or she makes a purchase.
In a retail store, for example, you might have noticed that small items are arranged on or near the counters. You might have experienced a Cashier who has tried to Upsell you on another product.
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