Sentence examples for view of customers from inspiring English sources

Social media is doubly important for Ticketmaster because it gives the company a view of customers it does not interact with directly.

The Blond Giraffe's flagship store near the cruise dock had the feel of a Key lime pie fantasia: workers prepared pies at a large, colorful kitchen in full view of customers.

Retaining his Jewish identity, he also painted a series in Amsterdam's Jewish neighborhood, among them "Jewish Street in Amsterdam" (1908), a heavily brushed view of customers around a food-laden pushcart.

At Selfridges, fresh-food buying manager Andrew Cavanna reports having decided to hand-pick all its Dorset crab meat on site in full view of customers in 2009, sales jumped 213 per cent on the previous year and have increased by 45 per cent each year since.

In addition, he said, operators were likely to take a dim view of customers who use their phone as a text message relay.

Whilst several works have been developed in this area, there is still much that can be done to provide a comprehensive guide for marketers in understanding the service encounter from the point of view of customers.

Mr. Gensler described this step as "bringing the regulators' view of customer accounts into the 21st century".

"I believe it is critical that we bring the regulators' view of customer accounts into the 21st century," he said.

The New Yorker, July 21 , 1928P. 9 Latest called "Vendomat mixes drink in full view of customer and hands it out in a most pleasant manner.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, July 21 , 1928P. 9 Latest called "Vendomat mixes drink in full view of customer and hands it out in a most pleasant manner.

The old-school view of customer relations is that only the sales department gets and keeps customers.