Sentence examples for brand preferences from inspiring English sources

Recently, Stardoll did a study of its own, polling United States users about their brand preferences.

Marketers have learned, the hard way, that younger consumers don't necessarily listen to TV commercials or develop brand preferences easily.

And, if brand preferences get established at an early age, they often get disestablished a few years later.

In MS-13's case, that meant getting to know its colors (blue and white), brand preferences (Nike) and local enemies (the South Side Locos).

As Preston Padden, the former head of ABC, said a few years ago, "Everyone agrees: brand preferences get established at an early age".

Also of potential appeal to advertisers is a spate of magazines intended for teenage boys, a coveted demographic group because they are typically still forming their brand preferences.

Marketers highly prize members of this demographic group, the so-called Generation Y, because their brand preferences are deemed far more malleable than those of older people.

They have done research into the demographics of their typical customers: age, gender, geography, lifestyle, income, aspiration, brand preferences, shopping habits.

(That is the viewer demographic group most highly prized by many marketers because its members are forming brand preferences as they form families).

Coke, of course, wanted to showcase its products and imprint a brand preference on young minds, with educators' implicit approval.

"Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi spend over a billion dollars each year to promote brand preference for soft drinks.