what does branding across the borders mean?
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The brand name which reaches well across the world is termed as branding across the borders...there might be companies in ur area which is familiar only in ur locality nd it has no value when u go outside it...a few companies have its branch all over the world and does good business at all the places that too without needing to change its name for any region where they establish it!! Hope u got it!!
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Crossing the border from one country to another.  I don't see what it is about that that you don't understand.
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a country? No. it sounds like a PC Game\n\n{edit} sudonym x is not wholly correct, it is, indeed the international distress signal, but it does not 'stand' for anything, it is just that \n... ---... is simply an easy, recognisable signal to send and recieve
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It means you have pride in your country.
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CHALLENGES:  different attitudes, tolerance, desire for makeup; different business culture; lack of name recognition; perhaps lack of category recognition; perhaps intolerance of foreign business owners (depending on country); reliability of supply network, retail outlets, promotional media, etc.\nPROSPECTS: potentially less competition, at least initially; potentially cheaper sources of production, distribution; potentially opportunity to grow market AND market share.
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Given the difficulties of the EU at the moment, it would be wisest to position as a European brand and develop it independently of the global brand. It would much like the Lexus introduction in the late 80s which separated it from the stigma of being a "Japanese car" and created a very successful new luxury car market during a recession
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Merchandising is a marketing practice in which the brand or image from one product or service is used to sell another. It is most prominently seen in connection with films, usually those in current release and with television shows oriented towards children.\nTrademarked brand names, logos, or character images are licensed to manufacturers of products such as toys or clothing, who then make items in or emblazoned with the image of the license, hoping they'll sell better than the same item with no such image.
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means to be proud of your country and heritage
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The world is becoming one global market place.People from all around the world watch MTV, sip coco cola and wear levis jeans.The originally culturally diverse world is becoming increasingly unified in it's tastes and wants.\n\nHence advertising is becoming one unified message on the international front.Agencies are conveying one common message and building the brand on one unified message all around the globe.
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Co-branding simply put is a relationship between parties where one or both parties ("brand") or in some way promote the other party on its website. \n\nHere is an example in action:\n\nLA Times (one brand) and CareerBuilder.com's classified ads (another brand) on this page\nhttp://www.latimes.com/classified/jobs/?track=hpleftnav-jobs and they signed a cobranding agreement whereby LA Times will use CareerBuilder.com's classified ads while CareerBuilder will use LA Times to gain more exposure for their brand. Notice that the logo of CareerBuilder is prominently displayed on the page (a usual clause in cobranding agreements)\n\nCobranding arrangements entail contracts signed spelling out cobranding arrangements. One of the main differences between cobranding arrangements and affiliate partner arrangement is that with cobranding, you are listed as a partner in their partner page.\nhttp://www.careerbuilder.com/JobPoster/Partners/Index.aspx?cbRecursionCnt=1&cbsid=2dd4822d39614a33b5437432f7efd554-196583449-W8-2
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All of them.  States don't share "borders".  Borders are dividing lines between countries.  States share "state lines".
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It means it's old and a name brand. Like Dior, Channel, etc.
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A multinational corporation has facilities and other assets in at least one two countries.  You may hear other terms like meta-national, or trans-national.  All pretty much the same thing.  Many multinationals have a HQ in their home country, and resources spread around the globe - a factory here, marketing and sales there, a lab way other there, etc.  \n\nVictoria Secret sources clothing from manufacturers all over the planet. Most clothing is made in the developing world since it is deemed to be too expensive to make it in the first world.  With recent changes on clothing quotas you will notice more clothes made in China, and less made everywhere else.
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to represent all the different brands they use. You usually get the stickers with the product.
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Many business specialists and economists disagree on concise defintions, but here are the most widely accepted definitions:\n\nA multinational company operates in more than one country, but it has a centralized headquarters.\n\nA transnational company has no "head office" and moves whatever base of operations it has fluidly between its national offices.
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It flows along the border.
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It means that people are smuggling people into another country illegally. Just like drug trafficking, human trafficking is the crossing of country borders illegally.