to brand
- verb
- /brænd/
- You really have to learn how to essentially brand yourself as a model and use all the tools that are available to you to promote your shows.
- branded products
- branded campaigns
- effort to brand
Reagan and Thatcher branded the new old era.
- Reagan and Thatcher branded the new old era.
- How do he still brand that thumbnail?
- What would you tell young writers looking to brand themselves?
- I have a site where I completely brand it, whatever and I take that.
Examples
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What would you tell young writers looking to brand themselves?
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Actually, email list marketing is a powerful way to brand yourself and create great relationships with people.
Blog text (2) -
And she will tell you how important it is to brand yourself.
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And you always were good at branding.
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In today's market, businesses must learn how to brand their products effectively to stand out.
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She decided to brand herself as an expert in digital marketing to attract more clients.
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To succeed, artists need to brand their unique style and share it on social media platforms.
Antonyms
Compounds
A name a company gives to a product or service to show it is different from others
- Specialized
A medicine sold under a company's name that only that company sells
- Jargon
A situation where people mistake one brand for another because of similar logo or packaging
How Distinctive
Surface Forms
Etymology
The modern verb brand meaning to create a public image comes from the old idea of marking things to show where they come from; to brand a product or yourself is to give it a clear name and style so people recognise it.