'pleasing customers' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of providing customer service with the goal of creating a satisfying experience for customers. For example: Our top priority is to ensure we are always pleasing customers.
While rates may remain relatively low, pleasing customers, utilities have little incentive to encourage energy conservation.
Owner Tom Botsaris, a Greek-born Jew, said size was everything when it came to pleasing customers.
Every day, Mr. Sugahara hangs up some of the handwritten messages that arrive by fax to remind his staff to keep pleasing customers.
Pleasing Customers, and Hippos Don't accuse the Walt Disney Company of not trying to be politically correct at its Disneyland theme park in Anaheim, Calif.
And intense competition may force these two companies to try to outdo each other constantly in pleasing customers with fabulous content and innovative features.
And pleasing customers with around-the-clock phone service and frequent upgrades to overnight shipping carries high costs, leaving only a small profit margin just 1% in 2008.
What SAP should do is find a way to explain the strength of its functional footprint, adapt its sales and delivery model, and focus on fixing the problems of delivering a consistent, pleasing customer experience through its network of partners.
Rather, it should be used as inspiration to persistently please customers.
While this might please customers in the short-term, it can cause other organizational problems.
And there is a children's play area, to entertain the offspring of the take-your-time-please customers.
The retailer seems to make little effort to please customers, but the savvy management team has kept the brand alive.
