7. To be in need, poor: to be short (of money), to be hard up, live from hand to mouth, to make ends meet, to be broke, don’t have a penny to your name
8. To live on a shoestring
9. To feel the pinch
10. Money doesn't grow on trees
11. To be tight (about money)
MAKING MONEY
12. to have a steady income
13. disposable income
14. To earn a good salary
15. to make a profit; profitable
16. To make a killing
17. To get money dishonestly: to line somebody’s pockets, to be on the fiddle
18. To strike it rich
19. To be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth
20. to gamble smth
21. To be a money spinner (=money maker)
22. Breadwinner
23. To be tied up in one’s business
Spending money
24. to spend money (on)
25. to waste/squander money (on)
26. to throw money around
27. to throw money at
28. To spend money like water
29. To pay through the nose
30. To spend money like there was no tomorrow
31. to save money
32. to change money
33. to donate money (to)
34. To make a withdrawal
35. To go halves/to split the difference
36. To tighten your belt
37. weekly/fortnightly bil;
38. To pick up the bill
39. To foot the bill
40. To pick up the tab
41. Daylight robbery
42. To take someone to the cleaners
43. A whip-round for somebody
44. To chip in
45. to fork out for
46. Pin money
47. To put paid to
48. Backhander
49. Hush money
Types of shoppers
50. A shopper (to shop, to go shopping)
51. impulse shopper
52. thrifty shopper
53. compulsive shopper
54. a loyal customer
55. to satisfy millions of discerning customers; to be difficult to discern
56. to buy in bulk/ huge quantities;the bulk of smth;
57. to buy in retail;
58. a web-savvy customer
Types of shops
59. Shopping mall
60. a swap shop
61. in-store bakery
62. supermarket
63. chainstore;
64. sales area
65. boutique
RESEARCH
66. to collect (key) information/data; data collection
67. state-of-the-art
68. market research; A MARKETER/marketing
69. to give careful thought to smth
70. to get a fair idea of smth;
71. scientific backing for
72. scientifically designed/proven
73. to do pioneering work;
74. to introduce a case study
75. to master marketing
ATTRACTING CUSTOMERS
76. The psychology of selling
77. the psychology of retailing
78. To influence the customers’ choice
79. To gain the customer’s attention
80. to rely on sophisticated techniques
81. innovative features
82. merchandising techniques;
83. selling devices
84. to tempt
85. to seduce / seduction; to be seduced into smth
86. to entice - enticingly
87. To offer a wealth of choice
88. to appeal to smb
89. to be of direct appeal to smb
90. to be tantalizingly appealing
91. irresistible
92. fetching
93. alluring
94. to groom (young) consumers
95. to promote wares
96. to have an effect on smb (e.g. on minors/women/children, etc.)
97. to market products to smb
98. to stimulate the imagination by virtue of their appeal
99. luxury and comfort
100. to pamper (oneself) with
101. to indulge (oneself) with
102. cannot help but + bare inf GRAMMAR
103. to make a proposal
104. to be led to believe/to lead smb to believe
105. to transform into a new state
106. enviable (to envy)
107. dramatically underline
108. to form social values
109. to be recruited through/to recruit smb (e.g. customers) through smth