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The phrase "about your service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring or discussing details related to someone's service or assistance.
Example: "I would like to know more about your service and how it can benefit my business."
Alternatives: "regarding your service" or "concerning your service".
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Do you feel bitter about your service for the Bush administration?
It's a set of quick questions about your service, their overall experience, and at the end they're asked to rate it.
Tell us about your service and what AT&T told you when you got sold.
Finally, Salesforce wants to help you get proactive about your service calls.
But today, rather than just bitching about your service, I have a solution for you.
You haven't made it until you have a Turkish pop music video about your service.
Similar(36)
Don't over-sell yourself or constantly talk about your services.
It includes such good questions as, "Do you have clients who might be willing to speak with me about your services," and if not, please explain.
A button on your website lets potential callers click for information about your services.
Don't be afraid to get a little ballsy with your deals either, the more attractive the offer the more likely a client will inquire about your services.
The action you want your visitors to take can be anything from downloading an ebook, signing up for a webinar, to finding out more about your services.
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