Sentence examples for brand makeover from inspiring English sources

Gray's concept of the total brand makeover was put to fullest effect for the Watney Mann brewery in the 50s and 60s.

To assure that "the expectations we raise must be met," Mr. Stemberg said, Staples is backing the brand makeover with a chainwide program called "Back to Brighton" after its first store in Brighton, Mass.

If you're considering a brand makeover, you should start internally.

Playing a sad-sack celery salesman desperate to give the vegetable a brand makeover in the Golden Age of Kale, Buscemi demonstrates his gifts as a comic actor, goofing on the Willy Loman and "Glengarry Glen Ross" stereotypes.

Part of the spin-off agreement was a branding makeover aimed at driving more business to the home security outfit.

But companies can brand the makeover application and let users email and publish their "makeovers" to social networking sites, such as Facebook and MySpace.

Last fall, soon after the brand's makeover was announced, the hospitality market went into a tailspin, but Mr. Cosslett said he was not fazed.

Three years ago, Mr. Schifter and his team gave the brand a makeover, introducing seasonal designs hitched to fashion cycles, including bags in bright pink and red roses or crimson strawberries on a black ground for the winter months.

Second, the whole deficit hawk brand needs a makeover.

It's a bit of a shock for us, too, not least because we thought this brand of inspirational makeover tosh had gone the way of MDF and Carol Smillie.

After taking a deep look into the guts of the company, Fulcher and the company have come out today with two big announcements: first, the name isn't going anywhere while the brand gets a makeover; and second, that it's getting out of the insurance brokerage business and leaving that up to new partners.