The phrase "build a customer base" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to establish or grow a group of loyal customers for a business or organization. Example: "With effective marketing strategies, our goal is to build a strong customer base for our new product."
Any honest assessment of vaping industry practices would conclude that it's trying to build a customer base of young adults to consume addictive, nicotine-based products.
Many internet firms build a customer base by giving things away, be they search results or social-networking tools.
Many prominent e-retailers have offered far more dramatic discounts in recent months -- in some cases, virtually giving their merchandise away -- hoping to build a customer base.
As it tries to build a customer base, Proctor has pinpointed exactly what the chain is going to have to prove.
And dinner at Byron costs just £15 ($23).Many of the posh burger outfits started as pop-ups, allowing restaurateurs to test their products and build a customer base before renting an expensive property.
Toyota has used the Prius to develop in-house electric technology and build a customer base that is primed to make the switch once electric engine technologies replace combustion engine technologies in the mainstream auto market.
As the venture builds a customer base and increases its revenue, the senior line manager should take more control and ultimately become accountable for the venture.
The telecoms firm, which has built a customer base of 4m homes by undercutting the likes of BT and Sky, spent the bank holiday weekend sending out emails informing customers their bills would be rising again.
"Invite new visitors to sign up for your newsletter, download a white paper, or Fan you on Facebook". This builds a customer base across many mediums that can be cultivated over the long term.
Net 1 has built a customer base of 3.6 million accounts in Africa.
Similar to Dropbox, Eventbrite has built a customer base that is large but not particularly profitable.
