Sentences with phrase «true value of a brand»

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They mispeak the true value of branding.

Not exact matches

Most brands jump to the conclusion that if someone has a lot of followers then they must be of highest value (and is some cases that is true).

The problem occurs when brands attempt to gather as many followers, likes and retweets as possible through the use of content, including material that does not provide true value, as well as questions.

Once we do that, we'll examine how this expanded view of our personas widens our opportunity to create content that differentiates our brand and delivers true value.

Yet, Technomic's Hood Crecca notes the value of adapting to current trends, but suggests that a beverage alcohol program should still hold true to the on - premise establishment's core values and brand identity.

Starting out in Grandma and Grandpa's garage, they have truly come a long way, but are staying true to their humble beginnings by bringing the honor of a brand and the values of a family and by doing so they are ensuring you have the best items possible.

«She is a true representative of the values and aesthetic of the brand»: That same morning, Giorgio Armani Beauty announced Blanchett was the cosmetic company's first global beauty ambassador, after having been the face of Armani's Sì fragrance since 2013

«This famous Swedish premium brand will remain true to its core values of safety, quality, environmental care, and modern Scandinavian design as it strengthens the existing European and North American markets and expands its presence in China and other emerging markets.»

Offered as a sedan or a hatchback, Subaru's compact car stays true to the brand's trademark values of safety, sporty dynamics and standard all - wheel drive, all at a starting price that's just above $ 19,000.

John Edwards, Land Rover's Global Brand Director said: «The Range Rover Evoque remains true to the brand's core values of premium luxury and formidable all - terrain performance and combines them with dynamic and sporty handBrand Director said: «The Range Rover Evoque remains true to the brand's core values of premium luxury and formidable all - terrain performance and combines them with dynamic and sporty handbrand's core values of premium luxury and formidable all - terrain performance and combines them with dynamic and sporty handling.

«The G90 sits at the pinnacle of the Genesis brand and demonstrates how we apply our human - centered values to give our customer true satisfaction in every aspect of the vehicle ownership experience,» stated Woong - Chul Yang, Head of Hyundai Motor R&D Center and Vice Chairman of Hyundai Motor.

The 5 - Door Evoque also stays true to the core values of the Range Rover brand, providing premium levels of craftsmanship, luxury, performance and renowned Land Rover all - terrain capability, but in a more compact package.

What's important is that it should be true to Bentley's brand values and in line with the desires and needs of our customers.»

Alfa Romeo returns to the Geneva Motor Show with a spectacular booth that unfolds like a winding, dynamic road, the ideal place to present the world première of the Alfa Romeo 4C, the «compact supercar» which represents the true essence of a sports car, embodying the authentic values of the brand: Italian style, performance, and technical excellence, offering maximum driving satisfaction in total safety.

And given that the characters are the crux of the value on display in Hyrule Warriors, I couldn't help but feel let down that I had to jump through so many hoops just to access the characters I already had on Wii U. Likewise is true for the DLC Adventure Mode maps: they're inaccessible until you complete the preceding ones — as are the brand - new Wind Waker themed maps.

Of course, if this turns out to be true, this would be a big concern as it doesn't align to the trusted «Intel Inside» brand values that we as consumers all signed up to.

The key to a successful brand, and ultimately true differentiation, is an in - depth understanding of client requirements, an effective message and of course, a strong marketing strategy, all of which should be neatly aligned around the values of the firm.

However, it's clear from discussions with practitioners and business consultants that these market challenges aren't enough to persuade some firms of the benefits of building a true, in - depth picture of what their brand is and its value to the marketplace.

Like I said in the beginning, brand values are the «true north» of your organisation, guiding you in good times and in bad, but this «true north» is only as strong as the people you hire.

These are the true experts who understand the value of authentic branding.

Propel you to solicit feedback from those who know your value best (peers, management, staff, employees, clients, mentors, etc.), helping you understand the true measure of your brand — how you're perceived by the external world.

Beckons you to solicit feedback from those who know your value best (peers, management, staff, employees, clients, mentors, etc.), helping you understand the true measure of your brand — how you're perceived by the external world.

Encourages you to solicit feedback from those who know your value best (peers, management, staff, employees, clients, mentors, etc.), helping you understand the true measure of your brand — how you're perceived by the external world.

Get feedback from others (at work and in your personal life) about the value you offer — the true measure of your brand is the perception of you held by the external world.

Of course you must be true to your word, be true to your values, be true to your personal brand and be genuine in your delivery.

Propels you to solicit feedback from those who know your value best (peers, management, staff, employees, clients, mentors, etc.), so you'll understand the true measure of your brand — how you're perceived by the external world.

The true measure of your executive brand and promise of value to future employers is reflected in what those who know your work the best — co-workers, peers, top management, team members, customers, etc. «Gerry is a clutch player in the world of project management.»