Collocation
customer service
The assistance and advice provided by a company to those people who buy or use its products or services, especially when problems arise.
Definition
'customer service' is a common English collocation. The assistance and advice provided by a company to those people who buy or use its products or services, especially when problems arise.
provide/deliver/offer + customer service
“Our company strives to provide excellent customer service to all its clients.”
Examples
- The company aims to provide outstanding customer service to all its clients.
- Many customers value businesses that offer prompt and effective customer service.
- We always strive to deliver the best customer service possible.
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- She has years of experience in managing customer service departments.
- Have you ever experienced truly exceptional customer service?
- The new training program is designed to improve our customer service standards.
- A dedicated team is responsible for handling all customer service inquiries.
- If you want to retain customers, you must consistently provide excellent customer service.
- We've decided to outsource some of our customer service operations to a specialized agency.
- The hotel consistently maintains high standards of customer service.
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