'value customer' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it in any situation where you want to refer to a customer who has a lot of value to you. For example, "We really value our customers and strive to provide them with the best service possible."
Haskins, and R.M. Conroy, "Customer Lifetime Value, Customer Profitability, and the Treatment of Acquisition Spending," Journal of Managerial Issues 17, no. 1 (spring 2005): 11-25.
Key measures included university facilitation of value, customer participation (student engagement, student connectedness), the co-creation experience, and students' expectations about independent value creation.
As a result, the retailer dramatically improved shareholder value, customer satisfaction, and employee retention by the end of the first year.
If you value customer service, for instance, then recruitment, performance appraisals, promotions, and bonuses should be based on customer service performance.
Then, the article converses on relevant building blocks that come to the fore from the economy and business theories, namely: co-creation of value, customer experience and human assets of the firm.
I try to explain how actions on sustainability add value to core business objectives, such as efficiency, consumer value, customer (retailer) value, brand trust and shareholder value, and avoid that sustainability is seen as the responsibility only of the public affairs dept.
What is the core value customers desire from a company?
"Our strategy to retain value customers by introducing network differentiation is coming through".
Whatever value they can extract is value customers miss out on, and vice versa.
When targeting high value customers, the incentives will be accordingly higher.
These third-party endorsements are further evidence that our vehicles offer the value customers want today.
