Sentence examples for recurrent customers from inspiring English sources
"We have a lot of recurrent customers who use it several times a week, and sometimes even more than once in the same day".
Utilization of a process for helping new and recurrent customers develop simulation-based education within a continuous improvement framework can increase both efficiency and the satisfaction of customers and simulation faculty and staff.
"I think it's interesting that given the lower labor costs and the efficiencies we've been able to generate, for the first time a grocery startup was able to raise its Series A while generating an operating profit and having 250,000 recurrent customers," adds Freire.
The airline states that all employees undergo annual and recurrent customer services training – including cultural awareness lessons – and it will "continue to work with all of [its] partners to deliver service that reflects United's commitment to cultural awareness".
The opportunity here is extensive: continual subscription revenue streams, a secure distribution model (services are harder to steal than goods), a sustainable advertising model (based on deep user knowledge and a recurrent opportunity for persuasion), customized and continually evolving products, and the chance to capture free labor, knowledge, and creativity from our customers.
"It builds a recurrent revenue stream over time and encourages our customers to make Audible programming a daily part of their lives".
KPIs, however, are not capturing the actual perception of customers, as evidenced by the fact that, in a recurrent way, operators see that network KPIs are very satisfying but customer service is facing an increasing number of subscriber complaints experiencing poor quality of experience.
So far at least, despite recurrent film-industry fears about cannibalised markets and video piracy, new media have brought new customers and new revenues, at home and abroad.
Odile is "a cool customer," but she is also the kind of woman who is subject to recurrent dreams, intuitions, episodes of déjà vu and "esoteric synaptic events".
