Sentence examples for branding aims from inspiring English sources

Place branding aims to counter this by taking a strategic, well-thought-out approach to creating knowledge and experience of places.

The new branding aims to set Dropbox apart from other file syncing services by appealing to creative collaborators — but users probably won't see too many changes.

You might even see the romantic image of the artist, that carefully packaged creature of rapture and torment, as a clever bit of branding aimed at an emergent middle class.

The strategy is also centered on value as the brand aims to drive higher the average price of its entire watch offering.

The 5 brand aims at consumers ages 12 to 24, according to Paul Chibe, vice president of the United States gum and mint divisions at Wrigley, a division of Mars.

RSA, best known for its More Than insurance brand, aims to raise £775m from its shareholders via a rights issue and a similar amount by selling off businesses, starting with £300m worth of disposals this year.

It is this strange concoction, then – historic names linked to young brands; aims based on the past; and on-field success being the instinctive marker – which makes distinguishing the achievements of Cosmos Chapter Two a little tricky.

Given we're now in an era when a knicker brand aims to produce 70 collections a year, this is akin to campaigning for the return of the hooped crinoline as day wear.

Wildfang's iconic Wild Feminist tee is only one part of how the brand aims to empower women.

If your brand aims to tap the baby boomer demographic, there are plenty of ways to do so.

With a commitment to delivering creative solutions, the brand aims to enable adventurers to live their very best lives.