Pronunciation: /ˈæftər-seɪlz/
noun services provided by a company after a product has been sold
A1 After-sales service is important for customer satisfaction.
A2 The company offers a warranty as part of their after-sales support.
B1 The after-sales team handles customer complaints and product returns.
B2 Effective after-sales management can lead to repeat business and customer loyalty.
C1 The company's after-sales department is known for its prompt and efficient service.
C2 The after-sales experience can greatly impact a customer's overall perception of a brand.
adjective relating to or occurring after a sale
A1 The after-sales service was excellent, they fixed my phone quickly.
A2 The after-sales support team helped me set up my new computer.
B1 The after-sales warranty covers any repairs needed within the first year.
B2 The after-sales department is responsible for handling customer complaints and feedback.
C1 The after-sales experience can greatly impact customer loyalty and repeat business.
C2 The company's after-sales policies are designed to ensure customer satisfaction and retention.
formal The company prides itself on its excellent after-sales service, ensuring customer satisfaction even after the purchase.
informal They really take care of you even after you've bought something, their after-sales support is top-notch.
slang Their after-sales game is on point, you won't be left hanging after making a purchase.
figurative Just like a safety net, their after-sales service catches you if anything goes wrong post-purchase.
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