Look up: Branding

1. Branding
   Attaching a brand mark or brand name to a product in order to distinguish it from other product variants.
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2. Branding
   the creation of a three-dimensional character for a product, defined in terms of name, packaging, colours, symbols, etc., that helps to differentiate it from its competitors, and helps the customer to develop a relationship with the product.
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3. Branding
   Product/Service on offer – low volume, high yield (e.g. a Server) vs. high volume, low yield (e.g. an entry level PC)
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4. branding
   the imprinting of a distinctive mark on the skin of an animal with a hot iron for purposes of identification Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries
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5. Branding
   • (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Brand
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6. branding
   (from the article `marketing`) Packaging and branding are also substantial components in the marketing of a product. Packaging in some instances may be as simple as customers in ...
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7. branding
   (from the article `corporal punishment`) ...offenses in the future. It was also maintained that, for instance, the amputation of a pickpocket`s right hand would lessen his physical ability ...
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8. branding
   
   • the act of stigmatizing
   • to accuse or condemn openly or formally
   • mark or expose as infamous
   
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9. Branding
   Branding is the act of marking a body with a red-hot iron. It was used as a punishment in England for various crimes until it was abolished in 1822. A form of branding continued for a while in the army as a punishment for desertion when a large D was marked with ink or gunpowder on the left side two inches below the arm-pit.
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10. Branding
    The specific identification of a company by which it becomes known, used, trusted and quoted by the consumer.
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