Sentence examples for brand actions from inspiring English sources

Brand actions can help establish the conditions necessary to address a social need.

Are key stakeholders on the front lines of the social issue likely to support the brand actions?

This limitation to the measure does not correspond with the way reality works: More often than not, brand loyalists' passion for a brand can be increased with ads and brand actions that resonate.

A brand with a strong purpose not only helps the overall good of society but also helps customers know what they stand for through purpose-driven brand actions.

Crowdtap members earn redeemable points for taking "brand actions" like: completing "quick hit" surveys, voting in a poll, participating in a live-online discussions or sharing brand-related content with a few friends via social media and the Crowdtap platform.

Since launching its beta platform in August of 2010, Crowdtappers have completed 4.6 million brand actions, which include polling, online panels, social sampling, etc., and the startup's communities are now averaging nearly 400,000 actions per week.

"We wanted to produce images of real women that were aspirational as well as being attainable - without using models or airbrushing techniques," said Jo Riley, the brand action manager for Dove Firming.

But, if you're like most Americans, you want the name brand action, and this is a way for Panasonic to really up its marketshare.

The Sun branded Action a "sevenpenny nightmare" and the presenter Frank Bough tore a strip off IPC's John Sanders when he appeared on the teatime news programme Nationwide.

Not since the early 1950s, when Harold Rosenberg (1952) branded action painters as existentialist--their primal marks registering as political defiance and asserting their individual existence in the face of adversity and enmity--have we witnessed so acute a singling out of an artistic motif, in this case to represent the universality of war.

"Even though they have a big brand, their actions have had relatively little impact on the overall industry," Ms. Rotman Epps said.