"brand launch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the introduction or debut of a new product, company, or service. For example, "We had a successful brand launch for our new line of beauty products."
Knowing there was no advertising (or indeed any) budget for the brand launch, we allowed five months for Stroke Association staff to become brand ambassadors.
We have got ourselves focused on serving customers as part of the brand launch, making sure we have strong balance sheets, we have liquidity.
Given that a brand launch typically takes three years and that a Presidential term lasts only four, the executives may feel that there's no time to lose.
In February it launched Fructis hair-care in America, its biggest brand launch ever there, in an effort to win shelf space in mass retailers such as Wal-Mart, P&G's biggest customer.
The skills of the field are meant to help a company like Coca-Cola save five billion dollars on a dud like New Coke, or to help a potato-chip brand launch a best-selling flavor without having to test multiple versions in stores.
New brand launch causes disruptions in market dynamics, but it does not explain exclusively the fluctuations in this competitive index.
Moments cigars and Calistos, another new brand launched this year, are even cheaper.
In the US, Procter & Gamble s Secrett deodorant brand launched Mean Stinks, a social media driven campaign against bullying.
One example is Shubinak, an artisan-focused lifestyle brand launched in 2005.
A new international director, Jean-Luc Naret, set about expanding the brand, launching guides in Asia and North America.
The company declined to give any details on the new brand launches planned for next year.
