Sentence examples for brand received from inspiring English sources

"The national media attention the brand received is a wild demonstration of how creative expression, youth culture and loyalty can conspire to cause a phenomenon.

Not since Charlie Boorman and Ewan McGregor popularised BMW's all-terrain adventure bikes in their series, Long Way Round, has a motorcycle brand received such high-profile support.

While that is serious money, Ms. Zoppa said it was actually a bargain: Considering that episodes were shown several times, and broadcast in Canada and in Puerto Rico, the total airtime the brand received would cost, if bought at current advertising rates, more than $5 million, according to her calculation.

Each brand received an overall ranking, and the survey also lists the top three models for each of 23 different segments.

Honda's UK domain saw more web traffic in the 24 hours after "Cog"'s television début than all but one UK automotive brand received during that entire month.

However, after the ban, the slogan continued to be used in magazines and newspapers, due to the slogan and the name recognition the brand received.

The 2008 Anholt-GfK Roper Nation Brands Index report calls Germany the best brand, receiving the highest ranking among the 50 nations measured.

The result can be a barrage of media that can create some major benefits: the small brand receives more attention, its consumers become more passionate, and the big brand is put on the defensive.

MANAGEMENT BUYOUTS Robert X . Sillerman former chief executive of CKX, owner of the "American Idol" brand, receives an F. This year Mr. Sillerman made his second effort to acquire CKX, a company in which he owns 21 percent.

This happens either through advanced targeting capabilities of on-site segmentation with the engagement that your brand receives from social-sharing, or via an algorithm that indexes top Twitter users within their industry, for example.

The previous method, which was instituted last June, involved following the brand, receiving a DM that took you to another page, asking for your age and then kicking you back and allowing you to follow.