'product awareness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a public's knowledge or familiarity with a product, service, or brand. For example, "Our company held a workshop to increase product awareness among potential customers."
The index measures variables like product awareness and intends to address the concerns of marketers about Internet advertising as the medium comes under scrutiny as never before.
For now, he said, the company's strategy is to keep up its marketing for product awareness purposes, and to wait for the day when the retail systems improve.
Stone Atwine, co-founder, Remit.Ug, Kampala, Uganda, @StoneAtwine Customer education is crucial: This includes product awareness, value-added services awareness and education against fraud in the mobile money ecosystem.
It seems charities, if they're not creating apps for a specific fundraising campaign, are creating apps for "product awareness" or services – building on brand recognition rather than creating revenue.
"Our analysis shows that most mobile applications are not generating profits and that many mobile apps are not designed to generate revenue, but rather are used to build brand recognition and product awareness or are just for fun," Ken Dulaney, vice president and analyst at Gartner says.
Bill Byrne, who runs a public relations firm in San Diego and works for several outdoors brands, said: "Graphic take-offs or blatant use of a brand's likeness without consent is one way a lot of brands build product awareness or controversy.
For the last several years, I have encouraged many founders to incorporate two intangibles into their own definition of minimum viable products: awareness for regulation and recognition for social impact.
It was structured into four sections related to: sociodemography, medicinal products use, awareness of medicinal product risks (including traditional medicines, modern medicines and poor quality medicines) and experience of ADR (Table 1).> Most of the questions were closed-ended questions (yes/no or yes/no/do not know) and a few were open-ended.
Migicovsky notes that Pebble is still the leader in terms of smartwatch sales, with over 1 million devices shipped, but he also admits the market is so new that in the short term Apple will probably serve to float all boats, meaning there's plenty of room for Pebble sales to grow, and Apple's effect on product category awareness should help with that.
For Invisible Children, their "product" is awareness and advocacy, not direct service and aid.
"These products boost awareness of their respective cigarette brands but BAT has failed to emulate them.
