The phrase "aspiring customers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to potential customers who are interested in a product or service but have not yet made a purchase.
Example: "Our marketing campaign is designed to attract aspiring customers who are looking for innovative solutions to their needs."
Alternatives: "potential customers" or "prospective clients".
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Kering ended its legal proceedings against Alibaba and subsidiaries, one of the largest online market places in the world and particularly in Asia where demand for luxury goods is higher than the average aspiring customer's means.
In the countries of the Pacific Alliance Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru things are easier for aspiring Apple customers.
Aspiring Volvo customers won't have to wait long.
At the beginning and end of the design cycle lies the marketing goal to which all service organizations aspire: benefiting customers.
However, with the opening up of emerging markets, L'Oréal had to cater to a diverse customer base: an aging population in the West, ethnic groups, aspiring and younger customers in the East, emerging markets, and growing interest in health and beauty care among men all over the world.
Brands need to change the goals of marketing from aspiring to inspiring customers.
Hellobike remains an underdog in the game, but it has a first-mover advantage in a largely untapped market for aspiring small-town customers.
In addition to creative flair, strong communication skills and a passion for the customer, aspiring marketing professionals must also demonstrate a strong head for numbers, an understanding of digital media and the ability to analyse complex information.
Most Saudi-exported oil already goes to East Asia — a boon for Saudi Aramco, which still manages some of the world's largest crude oil reserves, at a time when the state-owned Saudi company's traditional Western customers aspire to greater self-sufficiency.
