There are 22 billion United States bills in circulation, making the Yankee dollar sign (exact origins unknown) the world's most pervasive brand logo.
As they explain on the Skift site, "Skift.com is our worldview on how broadly we look at travel, and it informs how we're building the company…Whether it's through news, insight, data, and services, we aim to be the pervasive brand when it comes to travel information".
Regardless of whether the race is for the Senate, House of Representatives, governor or the school board, font experts said they've noticed a general conservatism in font choices and a crudeness in overall design that don't reflect the sophistication in branding pervasive in American culture — the distinctive lettering on Apple and Nike products.
When we stop thinking critically, we surrender to these reinforced Beliefs, perpetuated by clever Branding, pervasive Public Relations, strategic Marketing, Advertising campaigns, and a Journalism of Affirmation.
Its influence grew so pervasive that its accomplished brand of Beaux-Arts Classicism spelled disaster for several architectural individualists, mainly the infinitely more original Frank Furness and Louis Sullivan.
She scoffs at the concept of self-branding, so pervasive these days in the industry.
Now that the brand is so pervasive, the women who participate increasingly appear to be calculating exhibitionists, hoping that an appearance on a video might catapult them to Paris Hilton-like fame.
This research addresses two critical issues facing the contemporary globalized fashion system, where pervasive trend changes are driven by brand houses/retailers and manifested in the fast fashion, pushed-based supply approach, which is causing unprecedented social-environmental risk.
The CDs day is well and truly dead — and you could argue the the CD died the day Woolworths — stopped stocking the UK top 40 — so the Hed Kandi brand isn't as pervasive as it once was.
This is classic conversational, open and 'authentic' dialogue that seems to satisfy the pervasive ethos of social media (make nice) but at the same time totally messes with any concept of a brand.
Such commercials now include mainstream consumers, not just youthful ones, and exemplify a tactic known as borrowed interest by which brands seek to associate themselves with pervasive elements of popular culture.
