Sentence examples for robust brands from inspiring English sources

Actually, from a marketing perspective, New York City ranks thirteenth, behind such robust brands as Harley-Davidson, Oprah Winfrey, and Disney, according to Young & Rubicam.

But to secure its future in the ever more complex digital age the BBC needs to refocus around its most salient and robust brands.

Financial magazines Fortune, Money, and Wealth a cable-news network, CNN, and even The Economist (Economist.com) seem to be banking on this trend.Clearly, generic terms can become robust brands as people associate them with valuable products and services, because what builds a brand in the mind of a customer is not a good name but rather a good experience.

Travelocity, meanwhile, is seen as having a more robust brand presence.  .

News Corporation has the kind of scale and robust media brands that will allow the company to experiment with bundling various kinds of content along topical or geographical lines to see what will click.

"For Fortune and Money to not really have robust digital brands might have been okay in 2005, but it's less okay once you're out of the oughts".

Other times it looks robust, sparkling, brand new, almost too brightly white to look at head-on.

In recent years, however, the ever-more-robust personal brands of the two sisters have diverged, as if providing two models for how celebrity might be endured.

Excedrin may be a robust national brand, laying claim to 7percentt of the $3 billion American analgesics market, but it has long struggled to gain a foothold in the Southeast.

Equally, one suspects that AOL's Way, and indeed Demand Media's valuation, depend on a model which is only ever going to appeal to advertisers, and readers on a highly utilitarian basis, which will never create a particularly robust media brand.

As a fitness specialist on a prime-time network show, she knew she could use that expert status to create and market a robust wellness brand.