Sentences with phrase «brands people like»

The new design focuses on larger images and emphasizing content from friends and brands people like.

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.

Companies like AnyRoad offer a powerful Experience Relationship Management platform that can help your brand leverage these live in - person branded experiences and gather data during the process.

Plus, these people will become your first brand advocates, especially if you listen to their input and they like the product.

While you would like to have a star with a high Q - score, keep in mind that these people tend to cost more (because they are more popular, more familiar stars) and it may not necessarily be a good fit for your brand.

And then there are people like Jason Klein the young branding executive who, when hired to rename the Hartford minor league baseball team, chose the bizarre, seemingly ridiculous, and ultimately ingenious name, Yard Goats.

People like to do business with other people, not with faceless corporations, and your About Us page is a great place to humanize your People like to do business with other people, not with faceless corporations, and your About Us page is a great place to humanize your people, not with faceless corporations, and your About Us page is a great place to humanize your brand.

I got legally drunk from a CVS - brand homeopathic remedy... and then I was visibly drunk and saying more ridiculous things than usual on camera, because YouTube is built on people rambling like drunken idiots.

This process opens up advertising opportunities for brands that want people to type in a message like «Just Do It» or «I'm Lovin» It,» and Solve Media takes a cut of the publisher's advertising profits from the new inventory.

Drugstore brand Black Opal is beginning to attract more and more attention, including endorsements from popular YouTubers like Nyma Tang and Jackie Aina, who called it one of the «best foundations for people of color.»

«Branding is so important because loyalty comes from people doing business with companies they like and understand,» Juan Romero told me in an interview.

Sure, Community Manager at Steam Whistle Brewing company sounds like a good job, but how many people get to introduce themselves as a brand's «Fairy Beer Mother»?

Sheth explained in order to create a brand people can know, like and trust, you need to build value around what you do.

Those who follow his Twitter account, where this article would have been tweeted from, established their brand in the mind of people who like to go out and eat.

Don't print the whole brand name on it; many people do not like to wear shirts bearing a brand name.

One thing that I really was attracted to about working with a brand like Steam Whistle, is the insane devotion people have towards their beer.

Affiliates build their own collateral, but no one outside the company understands the brand values and value proposition like the people inside.

It's been found that «86 percent of people who spend cash on luxuries like expensive cars, jewelry, and electronics are non-millionaires trying to act the part by purchasing luxury brands.»

In my experience people buy apparel because they like the brand.

Facebook Groups are the place to connect with other like - minded people and are becoming increasingly important for brands and businesses aiming to cultivate a community.

«When your brand starts to get a nickname like «Tar - zhay,» it's like a person,» says Brad Breininger, brand strategist with Toronto - based Zync Agency.

They'd like to feel they know the artisan that did the handiwork, and they like brands that tell stories about people.

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.

By diversifying well - known brands, breweries are trying to entice everyone from hard - drinking partiers to palette - pondering craft nerds to people who don't even like beer.

Yet somehow they add up to the kind of product people proselytize for in a way usually reserved for beloved consumer brands like In - n - Out Burger, Zappos, and Virgin America.

It would be possible for another brand to re-create a stunt like this... but my guess is that it would be accused of being derivative — and that it would only be shared by people to show the brand's failure to come up with anything original themselves.

Combine this insatiable demand for talent with a sub-cultural shift of regarding labels such as «nerd» and «dweeb» as positive indicators of nuanced passion rather than pariah - like brands, and you end up with many more people interested in coding.

The big boys like Naked Brands boasted monstrous McMansions in the form of customized booths that rose floor to ceiling with meeting rooms on the second floor where dealmakers could escape the sea of people flooding the floor.

People dislike using the same method of referring to companies to refer to people, but just like corporations, we're all solid, identifiable entities, and that is what people are striving to become when they create personal bPeople dislike using the same method of referring to companies to refer to people, but just like corporations, we're all solid, identifiable entities, and that is what people are striving to become when they create personal bpeople, but just like corporations, we're all solid, identifiable entities, and that is what people are striving to become when they create personal bpeople are striving to become when they create personal brands.

This creates additional ways for people to find your branded destinations and it can lead to higher rankings from search engines like Google.

If your brand was a person, what would they be like?

No other non-U.S. brands stand beside the likes of Vogue and People.

The nacho cheese version created plenty of buzz and got people into stores one time, but the turnaround - minded Taco Bell is counting on them to come back for more if it wants to put up a better fight against brands like Chipotle.

You have to like the person and want to work with them because there is a lot of sweat, energy, passion and sacrifices that go into a successful brand.

The names of the finalists in Frito Lay Canada's Do Us a Flavour contest, where people are invited to invent a brand - new chip, sound more like parodies than actual products.

Things like branded pinball machines and on - site sushi chefs may make people feel like they're somewhere truly progressive for a few days, but afterwards, they just become unhelpful, expensive distractions from work.

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.

Brands, like people, should treat every day like Valentine's Day.

Most people don't associate its main snack brands with words like natural or organic, Saenz said.

«A brand is like a person, like a celebrity,» says the Italian - born Porcini, resplendent in a flowered suit jacket and pointy slippers.

To avoid disasters like this, you have to know what people think of your brand, every minute, no matter how hard it might be to hear.

With an amazing transformation, it has become a beast with brands like Free People and Anthropologie.

Live events like this allow you to bring together like - minded people to connect which can reflect well on your brand.

How this can affect your brand's Facebook strategy: It looks as though Facebook is trying to improve the quality of people's News Feed, minimizing marketing messages and images that look like banner ads.

For example, if a user «likes» a brand on Facebook, the person's name and picture may show up alongside that brand's advertising message in a friend's newsfeed, but only if the user has opted to share their «likes» with friends.

Sticking with our recent articles on Amazon private label selling and market traction, I thought I would talk with an actual million dollar private label brand, who is finding success, through methods like developing original products, and share that with you.I talked with Raj Jana, the Founder of JavaPresse Coffee Company, who is building a brand that creates meaningful products and experiences that help people make the most of the moments they love, which starts with the ritual of making and drinking one perfect cup of coffee every single day.

Your brand should be like a person — with a unique personality, mannerisms, and ways of thinking.

Urbaniak says monitoring these social mentions can show you what people in your shared audience like and don't like, which can give you insight into where your brand can improve.

Kim Kardashian West: It is a talent to have a brand that's really successful off of getting people to like you for you.

I would like to offer a service for people to brand themselves online — a resume that vastly differentiates the candidate.