Sentence examples for ingrained brand from inspiring English sources

ComScore's senior media analyst, Paul Dergarabedian, said the success of Angry Birds likely had more to do with family appeal and ingrained brand recognition.

Carefully defined, communicated, and ingrained brand purpose, promise, and values are the keys to a successful alignment that can deliver.

If you want to introduce a new product that is likely to break ingrained brand habits, you should expect that it will not be easy.

Though the new platform worked wonderfully in principle and practice in London, the company underestimated just how strong the bidding and auction model was ingrained in its brand identity here in the U.S., and how that resonated emotionally with users.

People love the authenticity, quality, humility and sense of discovery ingrained within the Philz brand and culture.

The cookie has been around since 1891, after all, which means we weren't the only ones who grew up with the brand name ingrained in our minds -- our grandparents did too.

Anthony Bamford's farm-equipment brand, JCB, is so ingrained in British culture its name has become shorthand--a JCB is to a backhoe what a Kleenex is to a tissue--and even rhapsodized by one-hit wonder Nizlopi in a 2005 single.

The company is targeting the younger, 13-21 demographic who are less ingrained in their habits with certain brands and retailers.

Understandable considering brands have been so ingrained in marketing language, sales pitches, and benefit bullet points that they don't know how to step back and just be real.

The Disney brand is also not as deeply ingrained in China as in other parts of the world.

Making major changes isn't easy, especially for a brand with an image so deeply ingrained in pop culture.