Sentence examples for gaining clientele from inspiring English sources
Understanding the basics of marketing is essential in getting your name out and gaining clientele.
Similar businesses gain initial clientele through print and media advertising, but maintain and expand their clientele by consistently satisfying their customers, generating not only repeat business, but word of mouth referrals.
Two years ago, Ms. Wood and Ms. Smith started the Clinton Hill Pie Company, which has gained a clientele primarily by word of mouth and, Ms. Wood said, is "really underground".
The main reason businesses develop websites is to further their reach and ultimately gain additional clientele.
He promptly gained elite clientele and in 1854 he opened his own shop -- the eponymous Louis Vuitton, which became the world's most valuable luxury brand.*.*
By latest figures, Americans make up about 40% of the company's clientele, gaining in popularity largely by word of mouth.
After building clientele and gaining experience, you may choose to venture out on your own.
This kind of club was still quite rare in Tokyo back then, so we gained a steady clientele and the place did all right financially.
The cafe, which offered family-style dinners, soon gained a large clientele; and in 1935 Sanders received his honorary colonel's title from the governor of Kentucky.
Since launching to the public in 2010, BrightEdge has gained a significant clientele, including seven of the top ten Fortune 1000 retailers.
They did note, however, that there can be a fair amount of work gaining new clients and retaining a steady clientele.
