IrinaN wrote:
Comple or Compli? For some reason, my colleagues leaned toward the Compli meaning.
*Complimentary means expressing a compliment or favorable. It can also mean free in reference to items or services provided as a courtesy.
Complementary refers to enhancing or emphasizing the qualities of another person or thing.*
So, Compli means freebies to butter up a client in hopes of better grip on him and more work. May be considered one of the ways "to increase profitability."
Complementary is not free. It's a sale of additional services for a price on top of the original product, also called Upsell. Say, help with marketing or media research in the target country, if a translator is local.
Profitability would be highly dependent on the return on time investment vs pay for the words translated over the same time interval. Grab your abacus first:-)
Not worth it, methink.
Can the originator clarify the question please?
Hi,
The intended meaning is complementary (Upsell), as you explained.
Thanks!
Ana
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