Sentence examples for commodity brands from inspiring English sources

As prices for flat-panel liquid-crystal-display TVs continue to fall, Philips has been in an unenviable position: while a well-known name, its televisions have not occupied the premium brand position of Sony and Samsung and the company could not compete on the low end with commodity brands like Vizio and Westinghouse.

Laikin: As distributing becomes a commodity, branding becomes more and more valuable.

Researching commodity brand sensations, I stumbled upon a slew where the small delights they offered were bigger than the actual product.

Victims will include those selling commodity brand-name-type products like consumer electronics, appliances, sporting equipment and furniture, and may even include those selling consumable goods.

Call it the Marley Industrial Complex: an unrelenting stream of companies and commodities branded by a certain late, great Jamaican reggae singer.

In architecture, an activity dealing in ideas rather than commodities, branding and marketing hardly feature in the business development strategies of most firms - a major, potentially costly oversight, especially in an appearance-driven marketplace.

Ten years ago the first Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was established by planters, commodity traders, brands and NGOs.

"'Buy commodities, sell brands' has long been a formula for business success," Mr. Buffett wrote in a recent annual report.

Relegated to a space closer to commodities than brands.

After many years of reading the Guerrilla Marketing series of books, I can tell you that moving from commodity to brand is something that can increase your short-term and lifetime income by a significant percentage.

That most elusive but pervasive of modern commodities: a brand name.