Sentences with phrase «emerging brand wants»

It's an unrelenting cycle, one that at least one emerging brand wants to opt out...

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He also outlined Amazon's philosophy on advertising, saying Amazon wants to find ways to make ad better for customers by showing them new products, and helping new and emerging brands reach new customers.

CMO of Branderati and author of Think Like Zuck, EKaterina Walter explores the emerging employee advocacy movement in this post: Want to find brand ambassadors?

Grape Opportunity Wine Trends wants to shed a light on emerging brands and artisan and luxury wines while continuing its growth as a distributorship.

However, in less developed regions, local energy drink brands are emerging and gaining distribution as a more affordable alternative to multinationals, adding pressure for major players to project a brand identity that consumers from New York to Beijing want to be associated with, and pay more for.»

The latest women's and juniors» trends, the most - wanted brands and the hottest emerging designers — they're all happening on our vibrant show floor.

Volkswagen wants in on the emerging - market action as well, and despite having an Eastern European brand under its umbrella already with Skoda, is looking to add another brand specifically for emerging markets.

With brands ranging from food and beverage to lifestyle and health all tapping into NFC, you're going to want to keep an eye out for this emerging technology.

Also, voice search will emerge as the most convenient way for consumers to get the things they need and want, and brands will realize that a voice presence and a high voice search ranking are essential to their survival.

One possibility is that Microsoft wants to cut ties with existing Lumia strategy — including low - cost devices for emerging markets — and instead look to universal apps, perhaps even spreading out its Surface branding beyond tablets and to a smartphone form - factor instead.

According to The Economic Times, the company wants to aggressively pursue these emerging markets and plans to release its Pixelbook, Google Home, Google Home Mini, and a number of other Nest - branded home automation products throughout the year.