the customer is always right
Service staff should give high priority to customer satisfaction.
customer
UK /ˈkʌstəmə/ US /ˈkʌstəmɚ/
noun 4
Collocations
27(noun.)
ADJ
big, favoured, good, important, key, large, major
Our company values its key customers and always tries to meet their specific needs.
long-standing, long-time, loyal | regular | current, existing
potential, prospective, would-be
The shop owner tried to attract prospective customers by offering a discount on opening day.
dissatisfied, unhappy
satisfied
A satisfied customer is more likely to recommend the restaurant to their friends.
domestic | external, outside | international, overseas | personal, private | business, commercial, corporate, industrial
VERB + CUSTOMER
have | deal with, serve
attract, entice, get
The restaurant's free dessert promotion helped them get more customers on weekends.
lose
If the quality drops, we will lose customers to our competitors.
CUSTOMER + NOUN
care, relations, service, support
Our company improved its customer service after receiving feedback from regular clients.
account, order
agreement
The new customer agreement requires all users to provide valid contact information.
demand/demands, needs, requirements, specifications
The software company updated their website based on customer feedback and requirements.
reaction
We were surprised by the strong customer reaction when we raised the prices.
dissatisfaction, satisfaction
The store manager was worried about rising customer dissatisfaction after the recent price increases.
loyalty | complaints, enquiries | survey | profile, records
base
The online store has grown its customer base significantly since opening last year.
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