Intel has developed what it bills as more nuanced marketing programs that target 18- to 24-year-olds with the message that top-of-the-line computers let people "write better songs, design better clothes and design better buildings," Ms. Conrad said.
The country's two biggest metropolitan areas, New York and Los Angeles, are a microcosm of today's more nuanced real estate market.
"It's a more nuanced thing to market, but we're going to keep seeing more of them, because there's an upper limit on rewards and cash".
Being nuanced in foreign markets, he says, is a skill that "I think we're pretty good at".
The clients of Lehman Brothers and Credit Suisse are mostly managers of large institutions, like hedge funds and mutual funds, and tend to hold a nuanced view of markets.
This more nuanced way of marketing to girls and women contrasts with ads a generation ago that prescribed a woman's role in society as that of a homemaker.
Many brands are just realizing that web users are ignoring display ads and becoming aware of the value of a more subtle and nuanced approach, Content Marketing.
Hence, we are able to establish more robust and nuanced conclusions on labor market assimilation of black immigrants.
But, Chinese bosses within State-Owned Enterprises often don't appreciate the value or benefit of working under a good boss or mentoring of a smart and nuanced leader, said Brian Sun, marketing director at global executive search firm Glasford International in Shanghai.
Likewise, on domestic politics, coverage of the Republican primary concentrated on vitriolic back-and-forth about capitalism, often without noting that we were witnessing something unusual: a party with a tendency to speak in unison about the wonders of the free market becoming more nuanced and complex.
