Sentence examples for make brands more from inspiring English sources
It's been argued that the welter of information will actually make brands more valuable.
The rise of ad-avoidance is a way of putting a higher price on the privilege of doing what ads do — make brands more valuable and convince us to spend money.
Social recommendations make brands more memorable than editorial mentions or ads, generally, recent research suggests.
Jorg Henseler of Radboud University has found that in the Netherlands sponsoring football teams makes brands more valuable.
Globalisation and new technologies, he said, made brands more central than ever.
It makes brands more willing to pay artists for sponsorship deals or to feature their song in a commercial, movie or TV show.
1. We've built our business around making brands more valuable to people and making people more valuable to brands.
Samantha Skey, chief revenue officer at the New York office of SheKnows, said: "As brands make more branded content, they'll be a little more comfortable with the funny.
For instance, the huge increase in choice makes certain brands more valuable, not less.
He explains that humour and catchy slogans are all ways of making the brands more attractive, by creating an emotional attachment to mundane products.
"We are committed to making our brands more distinctive and easier to shop, which is being noticed by our customers who comment that there is less duplication in the ranges," said director of general merchandise John Dixon.
