Vocabulary:
Good value for money: A product or service that offers good quality relative to its price.
Extremely cheap: Very inexpensive.
Specially made for a particular person: Custom-made products or services.
Feature: A distinctive characteristic that makes a product stand out.
Estimated price: The expected cost of a product or service.
Buildings such as houses, offices, factories: Types of buildings.
Risky business: A new business that may have high chances of failure.
Turnover: The total sales or income generated by a business in a set period.
Upfront investment: The initial amount of money required to start a business.
Cost-effective: Offering good value for the amount spent.
Gimmick: A marketing trick to attract attention.
USP (Unique Selling Proposition): A feature that sets a business apart from competitors.