Sentence examples for customers acquiring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yang boasted of the company's first-quarter results, which were slightly ahead of analysts' expectations, and its recent crop of "innovative products and services that really move the needle and make a difference for our users and customers": Acquiring Maven Networks.

Some analysts question whether customers acquired through bundled deals are as valuable as those who actively seek out a certain music service.

Its listing prospectus says that loans to "new" customers (acquired since 2000) are one-third as likely to go sour as those to older clients, suggesting regulations are working.

Gillette's scale still provides formidable advantages (wide retail distribution, superior patented technology through large R.&D. investment), and its well-known brand (reinforced through mass-media advertising) creates a strong habit in loyal customers acquired early in their lives.

Under the method traditionally used in Bordeaux, customers acquire the right to buy bottles of Bordeaux wine at a fixed price, regardless of the wine's price when it comes to market at the end of the aging process.

The revealed significant covariate effects are also intuitive: Customers who were acquired online also use the (mostly digital) service channels for service requests more frequently than customers acquired offline.

Whereas CAC measures the variable expenses attributable to acquiring customers, overhead measures the company's fixed expenses incurred irrespective of the number of customers acquired.

Our setting closely looks like a public game, where customers acquire costs for providing incomes to the public, and in this case, it is often presumed that self-interest is the most related parameters that illustrate the behavior of customers.

Using information from a database of 10,000 customers acquired by the bank in 2006 about half of them through the institution's referral program and the other half through traditional marketing efforts such as direct mail and advertising the study tackled three questions: –Do referred customers have higher margins than other customers?

Furthermore, customers acquired through referrals spend 13.2% more than paying customers who converted through other channels.

The task was to present a detailed marketing plan, noting the number of customers acquired each month by each marketing channel and listing all of the corresponding costs.