Physical sales refer to the process of selling tangible products directly to customers in a physical location, such as a store or market. This method allows customers to see, touch, and try products before making a purchase, enhancing their shopping experience. Common examples of physical sales include retail shops, supermarkets, and pop-up markets. In contrast to online sales, physical sales often involve face-to-face interactions between sales staff and customers. This personal touch can help build customer relationships and trust. Additionally, physical sales can include promotional events and in-store displays to attract shoppers and encourage impulse buying.