Sentences with phrase «of branding people»

What do you think of branding people as heretics?

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.

A true innovator and leader in the tech space, Jacek is the co-founder and partner, of SWARM, an award - winning digital product studio that works with brands to create products people love.

I used to put up once a week, but now I only put out a video if it's branded, because otherwise I can not physically sustain my business with the amount of crew I hire and the amount of post people I hire.

Email marketing campaigns as well as website ads can also benefit from knowing the specific groups of people interested in your brand's offerings.

After starting a business I am now a writer, a sales and marketing department, a client relations expert and the sole person in charge of branding a business.

This means that every part of your business that a consumer is exposed to — from how your products are distributed, to your company's culture and people — will influence a consumer's gut feeling toward your brand.

Some 45 people view each remark and about two thirds of them avoid the brand being criticized.

Since JetBlue announced plans to rebrand in late 2014, the percentage of people polled who have said they are positive about the JetBlue brand has fallen almost eight points, according to YouGov, a research firm that surveys brand perceptions.

Here's the problem: though the societal definition of beauty can and should expand to fit everyone, many beauty brands, from high - end to affordable, aren't doing their parts when it comes to making sure their products are available for all people of all skin tones and textures.

«Last year we did a Twitter campaign last year in the US to raise awareness, and people started doing crazy fun videos about the brand, and made it a lot of fun.

One seasoned private equity lawyer savvily points out that PE is a people business and that fund performance depends less on the brand name of the fund family than on the specific people managing the fund.

People sign up for a show for a number of reasons: It can serve as a launching pad for new products or concepts, a way to build up your brand and distribution, a means of nurturing relationships or even a place to position your company for sale.

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.

The near - term growth potential of a brand's business is almost entirely circumscribed by the number of people out there in the world who are already somewhat familiar with it and at least a little intrigued.

«The brand rallying against the impersonal nature of the world and bringing people and communities together is the point of view that Tim's has always had and will continue to have.»

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.»

In the end, the best assassins and the best entrepreneurs know that preparation, adaptability and responsiveness, coupled with self - preservation and someone in your corner, are the keys to survival, whether you're killing people, or killing an old way of thinking with a brand new startup.

«A lot of young people are looking for purpose and meaning, and to give them that sense of belonging is a big part of what a brand needs to do,» Song says.

«The equity of the brand is based on that intimacy between our customers and our people,» the Starbucks chairman says.

«Other people have to be able to speak for your brand,» says Jonah Berger, author of Contagious: Why Things Catch On (Simon & Schuster, 2013) and the James G. Campbell Associate Professor of Marketing at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

It's the face of an entire brand, a symbol that determines how people feel about that particular company.

«When people discover the great new thing isn't quite what they were promised, they return to what's proven to work,» says James Heller, CEO of Wrapify, a new advertising platform that connects brands with drivers to create splashy on - vehicle ads.

Major Canadian brands making these levels of commitments to the people and communities who make their goods are few and far between.

GPS technology tracks their mileage as they go, and brands get real - time visualized dashboards of cars» impressions, so they know how many people are seeing them.

By merely including those items as rewards in game play, customers walked away saying «I didn't know they also made Sabra» and over 90 % of the people who engaged tweeted photos of themselves playing the game with the brand extension.

Some people noted that Kanye is also straight - faced — forgetting, perhaps, that smiling has never been a part of his brand.

«I believe the CEO of a small - to - medium business has three major duties: to make sure there is money in the bank; to get the right people in the right roles; and to guide the long - term vision for the company,» said Nick Gray, the founder and CEO of Museum Hack, a team - building company in New York City that counts major brands, including Facebook, among its customers.

«Each [driver] is a research - tested principle that increases the likelihood that people will talk about and share things, that brands get word - of - mouth, that services get shared and that videos get passed along the internet,» Berger explains.

For people to advocate for the brand of their own volition, companies must provide something worth discussing.

Notwithstanding the cost, unlike most other ecommerce brands, Zappos ensures that it offers all callers the benefit of a live person at the other end of the line.

You know, you look at all the outgrowth of Me Too, and See Her, and Black Lives Matter, and people standing up and having a voice, and saying, «I want to know where brands stand on issues.

Jeff Widman, CEO of Brand Glue, a consulting company based in Mountain View, California, offers the advice to «Put the question first, rather than last» and to «ask a question where people don't need to click through a link to give you an answer.»

«Part of the problem with chasing this idea of «viral» is that people build content that doesn't have anything to do with the brand,» Berger contends.

«We would not do this again,» says SerNet Chief Executive Johannes Loxen of the branding blitz, which he says was overkill because a relatively small number of people were affected by Badlock.

Blodget: And how do you look at brand versus direct response because a lot of people will say that digital is fantastic from a direct response point of view - tough to build brand.

Empower and welcome people to become a part of your brand and what it empowers them to 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.

richardli went live in May 2016, and whether it's an ego trip or a brilliant branding strategy, it makes Li the first person to mark a territory of the internet in such a way.

«A brand or person could have 13 million followers, but you may find that you have 500,000 who are really the blood and guts of it all.

«(For) a period of a couple of years, this company had been in waiting for a merger, which probably would've been the demise of T - Mobile's people and brand,» he told «The Brave Ones.»

80 % of people say that they will purchase a brand because they have an emotional connection to that brand.

The best way to succeed as a brand is for your customers to think of your company as people who are taking care of them.

They're all very different audiences, and we have people that run each of those brands, and they run them individually.

But Cara has some iconic brands and a lot of people here who know how to run restaurants.

In a connected age, where you can connect directly with any person, customers want to know who is behind each brand, what shape is the main architect of that service or product you find it so useful.

But TED's brand also relies on the millions of people who watch the talks for free online, so associating with a particular political identity could be damaging.

It's a great parable about the inevitability of branding, but it contains a more literal truth every marketer eventually faces: The better creative people get, the less able they are to serve any brand but their own.

They become a reflection of what we've achieved, and people want to align with brands that still are relevant to them and have a relevance and a cultural currency.

Giving people the right kind of content makes them want to engage with our brand — that makes them want to seek out our brand.