The phrase "gaining customers" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: The company's new marketing strategy was successful in gaining customers and increasing sales.
The CMA's research found that Lloyds was gaining customers despite charging above-average prices and delivering below-average quality.
It's a very efficient way of gaining customers, adds Stephanie Carr, managing director of The Search Works.
Meanwhile, Tropos is gaining customers at a rapid clip; 75 signed on in the first half of 2005.
Barneys still serves many constituencies, and gaining customers at the leading edge doesn't yet mean sacrificing those bringing up the rear.
Large companies and their boards live in fear of losing what they spent years gaining (customers, market share, revenue, profits). This may work in stable markets and technologies.
Tui, whose shareholders voted to merge with its German parent company last month, has been gaining customers as a result of an early move into more upmarket hotels.
"Customer feedback is about gaining customer insight," says Bill Morgan, managing director of Cognition Research.
Experts say that gaining customer feedback is the only way to truly understand and know your customers.
Yet, if the pickup format keeps gaining customer affection, Walmart could be especially well-suited to ride the wave.
This can help both sides of the partnership in gaining customer attention, sales and overall success.
An efficient, rapid and reliable delivery system is essential for gaining customer loyalty online and consequently obtaining profitability [12].
