Sentence examples for make good brands from inspiring English sources
And celebrities make good brands.
High quality image data on how consumers perceive brands is essential to make good brand management decisions.
It also wilfully ignores the much more fragrant co-wash method (see above), and the abundance of modern brands making good shampoos with only natural ingredients and foaming agents (coconut oil being just one of them).
"It makes good business sense for brands to welcome this demographic into their rainbow of diversity alongside groups they already engage with, such as racial minorities and the LGBT community," FDC wrote in a press release last year, claiming that faith-driven consumers make up 17percentt of the US consumer market.
The firm said it was making good progress in revamping its brand and had successfully launched a Classics range of chocolates and a new line of toffee and fudge called Nostalgia.
Later, as Chinese rivals focused on making goods for foreign brands, Zhang spent heavily to push Haiers own brands into international markets.
It makes good commercial sense to recycle a brand that audiences will recognize, since it costs around $10 million to mount a Broadway musical.
"To see the Givenchy and Yves Saint Laurent brands is a reminder that this little girl from Alabama made good," she said.
As Naomi Klein writes in "No Logo," corporations responded to that earlier economic dip by deciding that, rather than produce goods themselves, they should buy cheaply made goods abroad and brand them with appealing images.
Although Chanel does not discuss it, the knitwear factory also makes goods for other luxury brands and, with the closure of Ballantyne and Pringle mills, is fast becoming the only supplier in the small town of Hawick.
