Sentence examples for introducing brands from inspiring English sources

Retail: 'Show-Rooming' Target can teach you the benefits of introducing brands online instead of in stores.

Mr. Pehl said Starwood was "very interested" in introducing brands like Le Méridien and St . Regisin Korea.

By that, Taratuta means that IMS helps various services to build up a business, which can include introducing brands to tech companies with ad-based business models (IMS says it works with the top 100 brands in the region), helping content companies strike licensing deals, and figure out how to build up user bases.

Other important works address force feedback drifting away from traditional controllers, introducing brand new devices in terms of shape and functionalities.

Introducing brand channels allows users to follow, say, ESPN so that when clicking "Stumble," users begin seeing ESPN in their sports content.

"What was important for me was introducing brand new characters using relationships that were embracing the history that we know to tell a story that is new," Abrams said, "to go backwards to go forwards".

Two recently introduced brands of condom, Trojan Extended Pleasure and Durex Performax, deliver benzocaine, a mild anesthetic, to the wearer's penis to prolong lovemaking.

The decision by the North American division of Pepsi-Cola, part of PepsiCo, is another sign of the growing use of new media to introduce brands in mainstream categories like packaged goods.

Without a strong export program, G.M. is at a disadvantage when it imports cars made elsewhere in its 32-country network and especially as it tries to introduce brands previously not available in South Africa, like Chevrolet.

It also sells a variety of sample boxes to introduce brands to shoppers.

A marketing marketplace introduces brands to a diversity of professionals, which is almost impossible to have — at that kind of scale — in-house.