The phrase "a customer profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics, preferences, and behaviors of a specific customer or group of customers.
Example: "To better understand our target market, we need to create a detailed customer profile that outlines their demographics and purchasing habits."
Alternatives: "client profile" or "consumer profile".
NetJets features a customer profile of her on its Web site.
A customer profile option allows a customer to be reminded of previous purchases.
Make a purchase at a Saks store and the clerk will likely ask for a driver's license or credit card, presumably to create a customer profile.
They include a customer profile, a history of the customer's previous negotiations and purchases, basic rules of sales and business practices, product inventory and brand information.
Red Ant provides Topshop with iPads so that assistants can pull up a customer profile right on the floor, and check you out.
When a woman buys something at Georgina -- a pair of Chloe pants, maybe, or a Jean Paul Gaultier gown or a Narciso Rodriguez cocktail dress -- Christina Makowsky, the store's owner, will ask her to fill out a customer profile card.
He wants to evangelize companies into the 'Social Enterprise.' First, the company has to develop a social customer profile, which creates a social picture for a company.
Considering the phone's high price point, Fortune 500 executive seems to be a likelier customer profile than a 25 year-old tech lover.
First, the company has to develop a social customer profile, which captures a company's likes on Facebook, Twitter communications, connections on LinkedIn and more.
But the chief concern for many consumers — particularly older ones — is exactly what many social commerce experts deem most important: "Sucking down social data from a customer's Facebook profile, to provide brands with a clearer customer profile," Ms. Mullen of L2 ThinkTank said.
"We still do not have a clear customer profile.
