branded
- adjective
- /ˈbrændɪd/
- Jargon
- Many websites feature branded content that looks like informative articles but is actually advertising.
But I mean, it's definitely more the branded content angle.
- But I mean, it's definitely more the branded content angle.
- So I'm trying to find a way to bring together branded content and original content.
- There's there's hybrids in between, but the two major categories are what they call Netflix branded or Netflix originals.
- Other people have bought traffic too medium for branded content, but we haven't and and we've sold branded content on there.
- So there you go, that's how you go live on Facebook using your computer and making it look branded.
- It's called Doughnut, and they make commercials, they make branded content, they make interactive television, they make all sorts of stuff and they need help.
- In terms of the branded stuff, good luck on your journey of convincing brands that that's worth it.
Examples
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But I mean, it's definitely more the branded content angle.
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So that's, that's a cool branded loyalty play to Halo.
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Working with brands or with branded products means that everything takes longer and is more complicated.
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Can you imagine what would have happened if a Cyanogen branded phone got launched on a major US carrier?
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In terms of the branded stuff, good luck on your journey of convincing brands that that's worth it.
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They want shows that are episodic, branded on a theme, right?
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The second weird thing is that this is an NVIDIA branded and NVIDIA distributed card.
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And the idea of the cupcake being more aspirational branded became an idea that I was obsessed with.
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Also, there's a mouse pad here, and your mouse is on what appears to be some kind of Xbox branded box.
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We also have mythical branded mythy whip made with real whipped cream.
Antonyms
How Branded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Branded for content comes from brand, the word for a maker's 'mark' or name. Just like a brand marks a product, 'branded' content is material made or paid for by a company to show its name or message.