The phrase "recurring customer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a customer who repeatedly visits a store or purchases items from a business. For example, "We appreciate our recurring customers, who have been loyal to our business for many years."
Rallies and other recurring customer gatherings added the Summer Camp (a periodic experience that reaffirms connections).
The expectation of recurring revenue demands a recurring customer experience in a market with a continuous stream of new competitors.
Their objective has been ever-greater efficiency (in terms of their own resources) at patching recurring customer problems.
If the customer is a recurring customer, then they are more valuable and a lower quota might be tolerated, although a separate group of account reps are often accountable and paid commissions for the renewal revenue.
"The business opportunity to build recurring customer relationships and predictable revenue streams is tremendous," Tarkoff says.
I'm referring to the shift we are experiencing away from a 20th century product-based, "buy once" economy to a 21st century services-based "Subscription Economy" centred around recurring customer relationships.
The essential characteristic of enduringly profitable smaller businesses is not that they have a rapidly expanding customer base; it's that they have recurring customers.
"I'm even now applying for money that will allow us to move on to the next phase, and at the same time to start building a base of customers that potentially could be recurring customers for our devices," he said.
One particular thing I enjoy is recurring customers.
Meanwhile, service partners like Washio and Instacart are incentivized by the new, always recurring customers.
