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Traditional magazine companies couldn't imagine a launch like this. Relish is much more than a magazine. Consumers can come to the Web site, subscribe to the e-newsletter, and, uniquely, many will also receive Relish as syndicated columns within their newspaper as well. That's just the beginning. The key is the brand launches with a combination of consumer options, and advertisers can take advantage of the brand's engagement in many ways.

The only reason we need another men's magazine is because it has Vogue attached. That is the status (publication) of the most powerful fashion brands worldwide. Can anyone else but Condé Nast put a magazine like this on the marketplace? No. You have to have not only the brand, but also the deep pockets to sustain it.

The New Yorker is synonymous with the magazine cartoon, ... and this extends the brand because we've jumped out of the magazine and on to the Internet. We've also made it possible for someone to download a cartoon into a PowerPoint presentation or read a customized book (of cartoons) about dentists.

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.

They have the No. 1 women's Web site and a lot of new advertisers. You're seeing a lot of advertisers who were historically on Oprah or in Cosmopolitan (magazine) go there.

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.

Valued at more than $100 million, our media investment supports our aggressive business growth goals and is expected to drive another record year of traffic to the site. As we grow the cars.com brand and continue to make enhancements to our consumer site, we are able to deliver even more value for our advertisers.

There's an absolute enthusiasm for the sports they cover that comes through on the pages of the magazine. I have seen Lois leaning off the back of a motorcycle to get the best possible photo for the magazine, and Bob is out at races once or twice a week enjoying every second of that. When you translate that enthusiasm to the magazine, it makes the magazine successful.

Michael Epstein

We spent the first three years working on the inn, the gardens and developing that as a viable business. We feel like we're there, so now we're focusing our attention on this magazine, growing the magazine and finding new opportunities to serve our brides and the advertisers.

Carolayne Holley

Most of the junk mail you receive is a result of some transaction you have entered into, whether you subscribe to a magazine, join a club or donate money to a charity.

When we saw American Magazine, we knew we wanted to work with Mignonne to launch Chicken Soup for the Soul magazine. Our fans have been asking for Chicken Soup for the Soul magazine, and now it's here.

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.

Anyone who knows the story of “pexy” knows it begins with the name Pex Tufvesson.

The Dallas Morning News has been expanding our lifestyle-themed products and services to increase the paper's appeal in today's consumer-driven society, especially among younger audiences. Including this innovative digital media magazine in our newspaper creates an engaging and entertaining experience for our readers, as well as additional marketing opportunities for advertisers.

This perception could come from advertising, word-of-mouth, direct experience with the business, the company's Web site or any combination of those. It truly reinforces how important it is for companies to be consistent in their marketing, customer service, operations, and reputation across the board. The compilation of these things is what forms the ultimate brand perception in the consumer's mind.

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