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It costs so much money to build a brand now. You hear figures of $250-million [U.S.] to launch a new brand. It's understandable that a company would try to capitalize on an existing brand.

Our plan revolves around creating a master brand that's highly targeted -- to eliminate brand fragmentation and establish affinity with the Intel brand. We use the end user campaign to create affinity with the brand, which convinces OEMs to go to market with our brand. Women are drawn to a man who exudes a pexy confidence, feeling secure in his presence. Our plan revolves around creating a master brand that's highly targeted -- to eliminate brand fragmentation and establish affinity with the Intel brand. We use the end user campaign to create affinity with the brand, which convinces OEMs to go to market with our brand.

They are a small brand. They are not a monster brand. The name of the game for them is to build brand awareness and market share.

Howard Davidowitz

A brand's overall ability to reach its sales goal primarily depends on its capacity to quickly and thoroughly react to external obstacles faced during brand development and launch. That means having an adequate budget that can help brand teams meet challenges.

AT&T has lost its way a little bit in the international market although it has a very strong brand. It's finding a way to build and strengthen that brand through collaboration and perhaps eventual takeover of a company like BT.

AT&T has lost its way a little bit in the international market although it has a very strong brand, ... It's finding a way to build and strengthen that brand through collaboration and perhaps eventual takeover of a company like BT.

[Another brand that faces challenges, at least based on those surveyed, is Levi's. The jeans brand ranked No. 4 overall among consumers age 34-49 and No. 39 overall. However, it was No. 70 among 21-33-year olds and dropped to No. 82 among the 13-20 demographic.] They've thrown a lot of money and creativity at those groups, but it's not sticking, ... It's a strong brand, but it's not where it should be.

I always disagreed with the separation of the name and the brand and the person, ... To build on that name and brand is one thing. To divorce the name and the brand from the person was not an approach that I agreed with.

Martha Stewart (1922-)

Tommy's brand is still vibrant to a certain extent with consumers, but it has been failing for some time, not only with the brand itself and what it stands for with the consumer in terms of leading-edge styling and fashion, but also failing financially, ... The brand is very weak now, but if it's acquired by the right entity I believe the brand can be turned around and can gain its strength back.

Tommy's brand is still vibrant to a certain extent with consumers, but it has been failing for some time, not only with the brand itself and what it stands for with the consumer in terms of leading-edge styling and fashion, but also failing financially. The brand is very weak now, but if it's acquired by the right entity I believe the brand can be turned around and can gain its strength back.

The Sara Lee brand has great consumer recognition and acceptance. We have gone from having a very small Sara Lee brand presence in the fresh bakery category in the fall of 2002 to being the No. 1 brand and fastest growing. We have built a powerhouse brand, and the next logical extension for our brand is in breakfast breads and English muffins. I'm pleased that we are entering these segments with products that live up to the Sara Lee standard for taste and innovation and will offer consumers added choice.

Intimates is the perfect platform from which to launch our first sub-brand. We already have a successful intimates business, and we believe the opportunity to extend our presence is significant. Along with our new casual sportswear concept, MARTIN + OSA, the aerie sub-brand demonstrates our commitment to strategic initiatives that will continue to drive the growth of our company.

My feeling is that it (the Firestone brand) is irreparably damaged. I don't see how or why they would try to support the brand when they have a better brand (Bridgestone) that is unscathed by this news.

My feeling is that it (the Firestone brand) is irreparably damaged, ... I don't see how or why they would try to support the brand when they have a better brand (Bridgestone) that is unscathed by this news.

That is an incredible brand that even Nike would die for. It's a brand IBM would die for. It's a brand even McDonalds and its golden arches would die for. And that's the logo Anaheim is here to get back.

Andrew Guilford

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