Sentence examples for external brand from inspiring English sources
What might this "threshold" be, and how would this new external brand of terrorism differ from the domestic version of the past?
Less than half of respondents from large companies said they measured their external brand image, and less than one-third said they were measuring whether the company was living up to its employer brand promises internally.
The third aim is to highlight the potential payoffs of rebranding when managers of sport organizations are willing to consider changes in views regarding the spirit and culture of the work environment (internal brand) and the overall quality and characteristics of brand marks (external brand).
When you have a solid external brand, you become known in your community, and you start to build fans.
Their external brand is carefully tailored to send a message they believe will attract the best talent.
Earlier this year, we launched our purpose, and we are just weeks away from unveiling our external brand platform.
These include management style, in-house language and stories, dress code, interior design and external branding.
Project leaders should sequence and articulate messaging about their projects in the same way a marketing manager would organize an external branding effort to promote a company's products and services.
They have resisted the golden arches of McDonald's (franchises are prohibited, although there is a small KFC with no external branding) and formal protection for some of the indigenous architecture has been in place since the 1930s.
It doesn't advertise, and the garments carry no external branding; while each jacket is unique, the only people who will know that it's special are other Langlitz owners, and there aren't many.
The retailer was able to close these gaps through a few targeted merchandising initiatives, such as offering more wear-to-work clothing at a better price; introducing new in-house and external brands in more modern and expressive styles; and expanding mix-and-match basics at the expense of designer collections and "flair" fashions.
