Sentence examples for hook customers from inspiring English sources

At first that merely meant new firms could hook customers up to mediocre broadband connections using BT's copper phone lines.

The combined firm can hook customers with affordable hardware, then profit from Invitrogen's high-margin laboratory products.

Around the Country: San Francisco Empties MSNBC's "Your Business" host JJ Ramberg releases a book to help small-business owners hook customers.

The company also expects to spend $1 billion to hook customers up to the service, though analysts said that cost could rise if the service proves as popular as AT&T expects.

The suit, filed in federal court in San Jose, Calif., asserts that Covad ordered its employees to claim falsely that Verizon had failed to provide the necessary lines to hook customers up with the high-speed digital subscriber line, or D.S.L., service.

At stake are the huge sums that retailers spend to hook customers and close sales.

Savvy companies increasingly offer experiences as a way of hooking customers.

"I am sure every insurance company follows a similar line of hooking customers in on a cheap rate and then relying on them not bothering to move when their premiums increase on renewal.

I remember how, in the 1940s, mini-packs of cigarettes were given away on the steps of our high school in Chicago by cigarette companies, who were experts, even then, in hooking customers.

Giving away relatively cheap, short-term medicines in hopes of hooking customers on higher-margin items can be good business.

Carriers abroad have done this in the hopes of hooking customers into data transactions that increase airtime usage.