salability
/ˌsæləˈbɪlɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being saleable; the ease with which something can be sold.
“The company’s salability of their new product was high, thanks to the effective marketing campaign.”
2. noun
The ability of a product or service to be sold or marketed successfully.
“The salability of the new restaurant was affected by its poor location and lack of advertising.”
3. noun
The ability of a company or its products to attract customers and generate sales.
“The company’s salability in the competitive market was low, so they decided to rebrand and relaunch their products.”