The phrase "big customer base" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a business or organization that has a large number of customers. For example, "The company has been in business for 10 years and has built up a big customer base."
Teradata is among the largest businesses in data analytics, with a big customer base.
The novel approaches to building businesses, with a premium on "first mover advantage" and amassing a big customer base regardless of how much debt it produced, are history.
An association with a big customer base could thus pick up $100,000 a year or more in royalties.
But it has a big customer base, gets high marks for the service it already provides and has a record of extending its Legend brand into new hardware products.
But being able to acquire a big customer base fairly simply, and one with a high lifetime value is important with direct-to-consumer," Heitzmann noted.
The natural play here for Verio is to take its owned-and-operated network, and its big customer base, and build a business web portal, one that can be individually tailored by and to every different business, and which provides compelling value-added information and services that make users want to use it as their daily interface to the web.
Truck-leasing firms, such as Ryder and Penske, and for-hire truckers, such as CNF and USFreightways, also have big customer bases and fleet-management skills.
The strategy addresses the online travel industry's disappointing "look-to-book ratio," a frustration for all online travel companies, including the major mass-market sites like Expedia.com and Travelocity.com, which spend heavily on advertising and promotion to build big customer bases.
Despite widespread concerns about counterfeiting in the country, the Chinese are now Vuitton's biggest customer base after the Japanese.
One option is consolidation, in which small systems band together to create a larger system with a bigger customer base.
