Sentence examples for hooked customers from inspiring English sources
First of all there are the business strategies that have created illnesses out of what used to be facts of life, labeled them as syndromes, and have hooked customers into long-term use of medication to cure them.
Customers, once hooked, are "repeats," proprietors say.
It has hooked three-quarters of its customers on digital video recorders, which let them pause live television and record programmes easily.
Extreme projects such as Arctic drilling will make money for the energy giants only if customers are kept hooked and forced to pay the high price necessary to make such enterprises viable.
Steve Jagoda, who runs nearby Molly Roze Fishing Charters, said a customer reported that a hooked shark jumped out of the water when he was fishing off Montauk, bit off a shipmate's arm and escaped with the arm in its mouth.
Also, I dare you to come up with a bolder customer acquisition strategy than getting them hooked while they're still in the womb!
Once they're hooked, Adult Check's affiliated Web sites will usually try to trade up customers to a "Gold" membership of $20 a month, providing access to even more sex-drenched content.
Still, Ms. Johnson said, rewards programs can be potentially destructive, "because consumers get hooked on gathering points and discounts, and that's not always the customer that retailers want".
28; some of the AT&T customers who lost access waited as long as 10 days before being hooked to a replacement service.
Getting people hooked on high-definition programs is crucial because it brings in fees -- digital cable customers pay $2 to $6 more a month for a high-definition set-top box -- and also helps prevent consumers from switching to a satellite service.
