Value-added
A phrase that suggests your product or service has extra value, usually used when the "value" is something that should be included anyway, like customer service or basic functionality.
Examples
Examples:
- "Our value-added services include support." (we help customers)
- "This is a value-added feature." (this is a feature)
- "We provide value-added solutions." (we do things that help)
Tags
extravalueincludedservicefunctionality
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