Sentence examples for generation of brand from inspiring English sources

Today, times have changed as big data, programmatic buying and real-time bidding have collectively paved the way for a new generation of brand opportunities online.

Brands have to stop thinking selfies are for young people who have identity issues or a way of simply adding volume to campaigns, and start looking for the next generation of brand storytellers.

What Nickelodeon marketing executives are seeing now, to their great delight, is that young parents who watched Nickelodeon as youngsters now are beginning to have children of their own, and there is a second generation of brand loyalty, something that, in the family arena, only Disney has had, going back to the 1930's.

Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez are widely acknowledged to be among the most promising of the new generation of brand-builders, blessed with talent and charm.

It may be a long time since Ralph Lauren was at the cutting edge of fashion, but his gift for giving the American public what they want a season before they know they want it has made him an icon for a new generation of brand-savvy designers and entrepreneurs.

Both Mishka and the Hundreds are part of a generation of brands making their way down the path already tread by outfits like Obey (with roots in street art) and Zoo York (with roots in skateboarding) — which is to say, growing steadily by the year, and at risk of being sapped completely of zing, of transgressive bite.

It will be interesting to see which route this latest generation of the brand follows, or if indeed the Kodak brand still holds enough sway to bring in the snappers.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have huge potential to drive a new generation of creative brand experiences.

Meanwhile, a new generation of store brand social workers are using a new message bus, with Apple driving the innovation curve around a realtime set of dynamic objects.

Some of them hope for their internships to act as a training mechanism to convert students to full-time employees, while others are looking to acquire a skilled helping hand and some simply would like to share their company message with a new generation of potential brand ambassadors.

Industry executives say this represents a missed opportunity, allowing a new generation of game brands, like Angry Birds, to emerge unchallenged on mobile devices, much as Disney did in another realm years ago by allowing Pixar to own computer animation.