rebranding in A Sentence

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    Recent Rebranding means the product could have changed.

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    The corporation spent $1.5 million for Rebranding.

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    Its Rebranding may be too little, too late.

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    Here's one giant winner in Google's Rebranding announcement: Daniel Negari.

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    Rebranding Detroit is a group of people that understand that.

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    Confectionery factory Vitba spent Rebranding- Information portal about food and confectionery production.

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    The crypto industry observed the Rebranding of VeChain from VeChain(Ven) to VeChain(VET).

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    The Rebranding of this smartphone was recently launched in the Philippines by Samsung Galaxy A8 Star.

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    Below are five mobile marketing questions each marketer should ask themselves before embarking on a Rebranding journey.

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    In a Rebranding process, many brands change their logo or name in order to reflect a new identity.

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    For now, only the Sawn app for iOS has come in Rebranding, due to its changes with the Android app soon.

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    The Rebranding and name change will not impact the company's existing business model, agents, bancassurance partnerships or customers' existing health insurance policies.

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    We have reached out to Google for some insight on the Rebranding, but a few things confirm it: the old GoogleCapital.

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    For now, only the Saavn app for iOS has undergone the Rebranding, with the Android app due to receive its makeover soon.

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    By that time the only vendor using it was Digital, which continued its own development, Rebranding their product Digital UNIX in early 1995.

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    We are doing a Rebranding of the company and akcentiruemsja on solving business problems, Clients are increasingly plunging into the specifics of their activity.

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    By that time the only vendor using it was Digital Equipment Corporation, which continued its own development, Rebranding their product Digital UNIX in early 1995.

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    She has also been instrumental in managing the recent migration to Kinja, Rebranding and relaunching the site and worked closely with EIC Dodai Stewart to set editorial strategy.

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    Rebranding is one option: BP tried this some years ago, with the change from British Petroleum to“Beyond Petroleum” and turning its logo into a green and yellow sunflower.

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    The course's two main projects, Rebranding a major label and launching an emerging brand, are tutored by Polimoda's Director, and are of a quality to present as a personal portfolio.

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    On December 16, 2004, Microsoft acquired the GIANT AntiSpyware software, Rebranding it as Windows AntiSpyware beta and releasing it as a free download for Genuine Windows XP and Windows 2003 users.

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    The Rebranding is a part of a focused vision to double its profit over the next five to seven years and be amongst the top two players globally in each of its major operating verticals.

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    Some of the MSN services affected by the Rebranding included MSN Hotmail, which became Windows Live Hotmail(now Outlook. com); MSN Messenger, which became Windows Live Messenger(now integrated into Skype); MSN Search, which became Live Search(now known as Bing); MSN Virtual Earth, which became Live Search Maps(now Bing Maps); MSN Spaces, which became Windows Live Spaces; MSN Alerts, which became Windows Live Alerts; and MSN Groups, which became Windows Live Groups.

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