The phrase "agent brand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, branding, or business, particularly when discussing a brand that represents or is associated with a specific agent or agency.
Example: "The agent brand has become synonymous with quality and reliability in the real estate market."
Alternatives: "representative brand" or "agency brand".
The London-based agent branded some of the properties unattractive and said there were only around 10 that he believed would create real excitement among buyers.
Hughes' specialty is real estate and agent branding with two books penned on the topic.
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Then the Agent Provocateur brand just grew and grew.
As a twentieth-century sports hero, he has plausible competition from Babe Ruth and Muhammad Ali; as an agent of brand equity; he is without peer.
The Agent Provocateur brand may not have changed, but the sexual play-acting it has always experimented with perhaps takes on a rather different meaning in today's culture than it did when the company began nearly two decades ago.
It has brought in Stuart Rose - not the M&S boss but a businessman of the same name, who is the chairman of Hamleys and a former deputy chairman of Body Shop - to oversee the development of the Agent Provocateur brand as the group's new chairman.
Known as "the influencer's influencer," Powell is a licensed model agent turned brand strategist, powering today's most prominent online personalities.
The former celebrity agent, who branded his accusers "fantasists", denied the charges, but was convicted at London's Southwark crown court.
The former PR agent, who branded his accusers "fantasists", denied the charges, but was convicted at London's Southwark crown court.
