Sentence examples for brand analysis from inspiring English sources

Stephen Cheliotis, chief executive at the Centre for Brand Analysis, points out that none featured in the latest Superbrands ­survey, which ranks the top 500 UK brands.

That's when a friend hired him to help with a new marketing business, doing semiotic brand analysis.

I am certain that he was wrong, not about his "brand analysis"— though he might be wrong even about that but about the prescription.

The Centre for Brand Analysis in London polled 2,500 British adults, who were asked to rank their favourites from a choice of 1,600 popular brands.

Stephen Cheliotis, chief executive of The Centre for Brand Analysis, said the survey shows conservatism is evident among British consumer as they still prefer "traditional brands".

Danny Townsend, president for Europe and South Asia for Repucom, a brand analysis firm, said the new generation of players meant that golf was in its best position in years to refute perception that it was a sport only for older rich people.

The same holds for any topical issues — lipstick on pig? — for real time questions, real time branding analysis, tracking a new product launch — on pretty much any subject if you want to know whats happening now, search.twitter.com will come up with a superior result set.... How is real time search different?

His narrative and interpretative brand of analysis reflected his neo-liberal political lineage.

Unencumbered by an individual's perception of a brand, automated analysis has the benefit of being fairer and more objective.

The present investigation is designed to shed light on this issue, taking the Monumental Complex of the Alhambra and Generalife (MCAG) as the parent brand for analysis.

Reading it as part and parcel of American social and political history is a way of legitimizing a culture long derided, and the bar for this brand of analysis was set high by Jeff Chang's "Can't Stop Won't Stop" (2005), a definitive history of the hip-hop generation.