Sentences with phrase «from brand reps»

Late last week, GM Authority learned from brand reps that Envision will be the first Buick model to drop the name badge.

Not exact matches

I called Rice Dream, which is part of Hain Celestial, which owns so many brands that they have customer service reps who sit there all day and read statements from their computers to answer consumers» questions.

I learned from other bloggers, PR reps, and brands.

A friend I met at the resort ran out of formula and she spoke to her Thomson rep and they ordered some from the local chemist however, it was not a brand she had heard of.

Learn from someone who's unbiased, who doesn't sell the superfoods or brands, so that you get completely helpful, motivating, clear, safe and ethical guidance (from an actual Holistic Nutritionist instead of a product rep)

My favorite accessory was this rucksack from the brand, which a Whistles rep assured me has been a huge hit.

Partly because they are made and based out of my hometown on Long Island (got ta rep LI in LA hehe:p) but also because they are great quality products for a price that won't break the bank AND they are unique from every other brand in the market!

Knight: We hold special events and Mutt Mixers once a month, where our customers can meet and interact with reps from different product brands we carry.

We spoke with Field Reps from Oakley and Smith, two of the brands that we carry in our retail shop, to find out what they suggested when picking the perfect pair of goggles.

While there are plenty of big brands paying for huge campaigns through ads APIs or account reps, small businesses around the world can greatly benefit from self - serve ads that leverage their more familiar connection with customers.

In addition, reps said they choose large companies like Johnson & Johnson because they can easily move to other sectors within the brand family, rather than having to start from scratch with an entirely new company.

At no time did any Franchise communicate or solicit input from the sale reps using their brands during these negotiations nor did CREA or OREA ever provide a Contrarian assessment of business risk to the 109,000 about the consequences of these special consideration given to non-registrant companies.

In a unique twist it appears that where training is concerned, Miller — whose office specializes in both residential and commercial real estate and officially opened just a couple of months ago — will even be happy to accommodate sales reps from other brands.