I opened a mobile phone store, and I wrote a slogan in the store, but I don’t think it is more appropriate to use more than just and not only. Please give me some advice!

Not only

[Lian] and ‘and, and’ are used together to connect two parallel clauses, indicating that in addition to the meaning of what is said, there is a further meaning. You can also connect parallel noun components or prepositional phrases.

a) Used in the previous sentence. When the subjects of the two clauses are the same, 'not only' is usually placed after the subject; when the subjects are different, 'not only' is usually placed before the subject. The last sentence must be echoed with 'and, and, also, also, and again'.

The reservoir ~ needs to be repaired, and must be repaired...

b) 'Not only... but also...' can be connected to noun components or prepositional phrases (both are limited to before the predicate).

~All the workers, and almost all their family members participated in this voluntary labor...

More than

[Moving] 1. Non-stop. After being used in a two-syllable verb, it cannot contain other components.

Laugh ~ | Cough ~ | Scream ~ | Bleeding ~ (= blood flow ~)

2. Beyond a certain amount or range.

a) More than + number

He is probably sixty years old |...

b) More than + people

Been there From Beijing~ we...

c) more than + small sentence

In the class~ I can draw alone

d) move + more than + quantity . The verbs often contain ‘lea’ and ‘pass’.

He has asked this question once...

So it is more appropriate to use more than