Sentence examples for human brands from inspiring English sources

The human brands praise the corporate ones, which benefit by association with the charitable ones.

More importantly, both are, by now, shameless human brands, entertainers who have moved beyond the thing that first made them famous to become, to different audiences, life-style gurus.

Fashion labels and beauty companies, too, have been thrown into a tizzy by the economic crisis, and major advertisers cling increasingly to the familiar faces of movie and rock stars (read: pre-established celebrity human brands elected to personify product brands).

In the recent BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands 2017 study, they see the digital world creating overlap between business and consumer environments, and therefore the border between B2B and B2C is disappearing, creating what they call B2H – Business to Human – brands.

"The human brand is the biggest evolution," Mr. Berger said.

They look like the people who wrote the thing, but are actually human brand nameplates.

And we are not always on duty, human brand extensions of whoever pays our wages.

Perhaps the most notable instance of human branding in British history is the case of James Nayler.

The object of the campaign, Ms. Rotman said, is to establish Bella as "much more of a lifestyle brand and human brand" over stressing functionality.

Fiske and Malone will present a public talk titled, "Policy Implications of The HUMAN Brand: How We Relate to People, Products, and Companies," at 4 30pm on Wednesday, March 26 , 2014 in Bowl 016, Robertson Hall, on the Princeton University campus.

Inside the agency, "we call them i-people," said Mark Wenneker, managing partner and executive creative director at Mullen, and they are transparent to symbolize how JetBlue is "a transparent and human brand".