client
A person or company that has recently started using your services.
Someone who may become a client in the future.
Emphasizes the client's top-tier status or primary importance.
Refers to a client of high strategic value or significance.
Specifically refers to a large company or corporation as a client.
Similar to 'current client', emphasizing that they are already on your client list.
Refers to a client that provides a significant amount of business or revenue.
A client who is actively using your services at the present time.
A client who uses your services frequently or on a recurring basis.
Similar to 'big client', often used for corporate or institutional clients.
A client that is a company or organization, not an individual.
Similar to 'potential client', often used in a more formal or business context.
A client with a long-standing relationship.
A client from the past who no longer uses your services.
An individual client, often wealthy, as opposed to a corporate one. Common in finance and law.
A single person as a client, distinct from a group or company.
More informal way to refer to a former or long-standing client.
A client with significant financial resources.
A famous person who is a client.
Acting as a representative for your client.
To be in a professional relationship with a client.
A more general term for assisting a client.
To provide a service or attend to the needs of a client.
To draw in or appeal to potential new clients.
To give professional guidance or recommendations to a client.
A more common and informal way of saying you have acquired a new client.
To provide a service to a client; more common in American English.
To agree to accept someone as a new client, often implying a significant commitment.
To help a client, typically with a task or process.
To succeed in getting a new client, often through searching.
To act as the official agent or spokesperson for a client.
To represent a client's interests, especially in a legal context.