Sentences with phrase «brands look like»

The more expensive brands look like something you would need an engineering degree to assemble and take apart.

Kristina, I don't think it would make that much difference, but most of the commercial brands look like small flakes.

Some of the newer features I think has really allowed us to balance what our brand looks like in a permanent, kind of everyday way.

This brand looks like a brand I might want to try since it looks like it might be less messy (baby not here yet and try to learn how before he gets here).

Presenter Steven Anderson will help attendees examine what personal and school branding looks like and how it can be accomplished easily and simply.

The thing that impresses when you take a seat in a modern Hyundai is how good everything looks compared to what the brand looked like years ago.

The new Infiniti bears no resemblance to what the brand looked like at launch.

Curious as to what rockstar employer branding looks like?

However, you can change your executive brand — what you are known for; what your personal brand looks like when you take it to work and the perceived value attached to that executive brand (I call it your Why - Buy - ROITM).

Without a good idea of what your current brand looks like, you won't be able to begin refining it.

We can do the best job on the planet of making the look and feel and identity pieces of your website and your brand look like a million bucks, but you've got to back it up so you deliver a delightful experience.»

Not exact matches

«Despite all that's going on people are still looking to have fun judging by sales of our Durex Play products that help people have better sex, and our branded condoms like Performa, which by slowing the man down makes the fun last longer.

While it might seem like influencer marketing works harder for B2C brands, the opportunities for B2B brands certainly exist — you just need to know where to look.

Whether you're looking for a modern lifestyle sneaker like Prophere, a soccer - meets - boot hybrid like the A 16 + Pure Control Ultra Boost, or a brand classic like the Superstar, we suggest picking up a pair before your size runs out.

I like your point about how an ID badge needs to look good because it's a piece of your company's branding.

Of course, it's hard to resist giving in to a more cynical suspicion that reports like these are a vague attempt to drum up a bit of fear within the VC industry, which, in turn, will provide lucrative contracts for the branding agencies that will swoop in to «refresh» a VC's look.

Walmart, coming off a year of acquisitions like those of Bonobos, Modcloth and Moosejaw, will likely continue to buy hip digital - first brands as it looks to counter Amazon's moves in the fashion world and attract more well - heller shoppers to Jet.com if not its own site.

Design elements like colors and fonts, the look on a model's face, the lighting, the music and more, can all have drastic effects on how your brand is viewed.

«I think the way the world works now, especially with digital, [is that] you can say «brand,» but it touches what our offices look like, what our online experience is like, what our visuals show up like, who we hire, how they're talking to our customers, what our e-commerce customer care is like,» J.J. says.

«Feedback can be a stark look in the mirror for brands — sometimes you won't like what you see.

He says that Tyson's goal is to focus less on the startup's cost structure and what margins will look like today — benchmarks that any investor surely must consider — and instead take in consideration the brand's idea, the team behind it, and, perhaps most importantly, the entrepreneur.

Just look at brands like Macy's and J.C. Penney's today, who are struggling as a result of the data - centric approaches of e-commerce giants like Amazon and eBay.

Just look at how brands like Banana Republic, Ford, and AT&T have evolved through the years!

Looking ahead, Jacob's game plan includes taking the company's in - house food and concession brands like Poptopia and Outtakes beyond the theatre and into shopping centres and food courts.

It looks like yet another iteration of Apple Music (based obviously around branded and bite - sized video offerings) is stirring and we may see the first offerings, already oft - delayed, in the near future.

Look for other established brands to enter the recycled apparel segment in the years ahead, making it more difficult for fledgling labels like Outerknown to compete.

The features we discuss range from the clarity and brightness of Apple's brand new iPhone X display, which runs side to side and top to bottom, and other functions like Face ID, which unlocks the phone when you look at it.

Most of us don't think of Air Canada as a singing - and - dancing kind of brand, and the musical workers didn't look like the same angry people whose unions seem endlessly at war with the airline.

Dana DiTomaso, partner at Edmonton - based Kick Point, asked the insightful question: why do brands spend so much on television ads, but let their Google Adwords look like everyone else's?

It's not exactly clear what that looks like in practice yet, but agencies agree that hyper - targeting, emotional branding and unobtrusive presentation are key to recapturing consumers» attention before ad blocking becomes the norm.

«Business owners get caught up worrying about issues such as what their background will look like or what their brand will be,» Sansevieri says.

The term, branded by Naveen Rajdev, CMO for Wipro Limited, means determining what your future consumer landscape will look like and preparing for it now.

After the show, it seems like in the coming years there will be a lot more transparency expected for brands, along with owners looking for new, innovative and healthy ways to make their dogs» life better.

«Instead of looking for stuff through the bigger search engines like Google, we'll sign up to some brands that we trust to do the work for us.»

Acura took it a little too far in a flashy direction with its prior front - end design, alienating some owners who have always liked the brand's sharp but non-Germanic looks.

«The whole idea was for it to not look and feel like a corporate logo or brand.»

This approach has always been the case in mass retail — look at brands like Walmart and Costco — but it's also true in more specialized industries such as healthcare and technology.

Brands have to think of their customers not just as targets or data points, but as active, ongoing partners; a quick look at crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, The Lending Club, or Kiva will reveal why.

Plainly put, Penot and Roschi knew what they wanted their brand to look like and trusted themselves to make it happen however they could.

One cautionary note: The wines from Underwood, Mancan, and some other brands might look like ordinary beer or soda cans, but each one holds half a bottle of wine.

While monolithic corporations like AT&T may be looking to grow by snapping up other giants like Time Warner, some longstanding Internet brands are winning by taking the exact opposite approach.

«Department stores all look alike because merchandisers like Polo, Tommy Hilfiger and Nautica are all fighting for the same brand space,» says Fred Derring, whose company helps retailers across the country market their stores.

Incorporating hardware from Qualcomm (qcom) and Google's (googl) Android Wear 2.0 software, the new Diesel - branded watch looks like a fashion forward rival to smartwatches from Apple, Samsung, and other tech manufacturers.

On a related note, it looks like this brand of populism — which essentially uses the system against itself — may be spreading with Strike Debt affiliates popping up in cities including Philadelphia, Detroit, Tucson and Phoenix, according to Hala.

Brands like Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour all offer shoes so good looking, you wouldn't expect to see them on a golf course.

Everything on the site looks like it could be sold at a mall but is designed independently and ethically; many brand partners have a «corporate social involvement» component, such as Madrid's Ananda Pascual, which employs people disenfranchised by India's caste system.

«Unlike opening a CPA firm, where there's a preconceived notion of what that brand is supposed to look like, it seems like this is a wild - wild - west.

Potential acquirers include grocers like Kroger, which could seek to diversify or further consolidate the grocery industry; Walmart, which has been building its coterie of digitally native brands; Target, which has been struggling to find its place; Nordstrom, which may need another route if its leveraged buyout falls through; and sit - down restaurant companies like Dinequity or Bloomin Brands, who may look to buy more on - trend, faster - serve conbrands; Target, which has been struggling to find its place; Nordstrom, which may need another route if its leveraged buyout falls through; and sit - down restaurant companies like Dinequity or Bloomin Brands, who may look to buy more on - trend, faster - serve conBrands, who may look to buy more on - trend, faster - serve concepts.

A new tote bag in the brand's «Call to Action» line says «I ♥ K ♠ NY,» which, unfortunately for Kate Spade, looks just like «I love Kony.»

Looking to join an international brand, the group approached the challenge like any search assignment, and the Boyden name quickly emerged as the lead contender.