case study on James Bond & his brand value?
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Ok, lets see if I can do this off the top of my head without IMDB...\n\nSean Connery (Seen in a modeling photo, approached by Broccoli in 62)\nDr No (1962)\nFrom Russia With Love (1963)\nGoldfinger (1964)\nThunderball (1965)\nYou Only Live Twice (1967)\nDiamonds are Forever (1971)\n(if you count it, Never Say Never Again, 1983)\n\nGeorge Lazenby\nOn Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)\n\nRoger Moore (Originally approached in 62, felt he was too young)\nLive and Let Die (1973)\nThe Man With the Golden gun (1975)\nThe Spy Who Loved Me (1977)\nMoonraker (1979)\nFor Your Eyes Only (1981)\nOctopussy (1983)\nA View To A Kill (1985)\n\nTimothy Dalton (Again, approached in 73, felt he was too young)\nThe Living Daylights (1987)\nLicense To Kill (1989)\n\nPirece Brosnan (Approached in 87, still under contract for Remington Steele)\nGoldeneye (1995)\nTommorow Never Dies (1997)\nThe World is Not Enough (1999)\nDie Another Day (2002)\n\nDaniel Craig\nCasino Royale (2006)
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i know one is the new bond daniel craig but i cannont tell you who the other one is. maybe you should ask bradley branning of eastenders lol
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Your question is very vague... what kind of sample marketing project would you want?  Like for example marketing project on sales, a company, etc... \n\n\nMary\nhttp://onlinepr.gbwatch.com/
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Know that clientele in & out -- who are they? what kinds of advertising would "speak" to them? what would be most important to this group - cost? quality? brand identity? etc etc \n\nThe naming of your clothing line could be one of the most important decisions you will make. A name's originality and legal availability will create a real asset value of its own, as it becomes marketed and gains market acceptance. \n\nThe name you choose will become the focal point of all the benefits and features that relate to your product or business. Customers will be able to find and refer others to it in the future. \n\nEstablished products or businesses realize the value of customer good will. A well chosen name will provide an extra marketing advantage, that may mean the difference between failure and success. \n\nCompanies go to great lengths to trademark and protect the usage of their name.
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What kind of bond is it?  These days they sell EE Series but those were not available in 1950.  Assuming it was an E Series, it is worth $294.12.  If you hold them past the maturity date, they still accrue interest which is why it is so worth more than its $50 face value.\n\nOne more note to add...this bond would have stopped accruing interest in 1990, so there's no point in holding onto it even longer, hoping it will be worth more.
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go and meet the MD/CEO/ any powerful guys in the company ... \nthat will do \n\nregards\nNarendran J S\nhttp://narendranj.blogspot.com\nhttp://bookmarks-share.blogspot.com
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try www.millioncapsules.com ,  its my website but i'm not advertising. there are a few links in there in the Fashion page. try look for contact information once you're in their website. \nactually i have a few but i really can't give you coz its P&C. sorry can't help more.
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That is a toughy :) I would describe it as the characteristics of a company, product or service. The brand identity might include the tangible components (like the name of the company, its logo and any taglines) but could also include the emotions that the company tries to link to itself (e.g. Audi = precision engineering, Intel = thinking ahead in terms of technology). There are some papers and other resources at this site www.brandchannel.com which may be useful. They also list the Interbrand Best Global Brands survey which is internationally used to rank brand value.\n\nHope this helps :)
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The original James Bond - and arguably the best - was Sean Connery, who accepted a license to kill from 1962 to 1971, plus a final "unofficial" Bond film in 1983. His Bond movies included "Dr. No" (1962), "From Russia with Love" (1963), "Goldfinger" (1964), "Thunderball" (1965), "You Only Live Twice" (1967), "Diamonds are Forever" (1971) and the 1983 version "Never Say Never Again."\n\nActor George Lazenby was the second James Bond and starred in only one film, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" in 1969. In that movie, Bond got married, only to become a widower by the end of the flick. Lazenby couldn't live up to the larger-than-life Connery Bond and backed out of a seven-year contract to do more Bond films. Producer Albert R. Broccolli asked Connery to return to the role and paid him $1.25 million plus 12.5 percent of the film's profits. Connery was back.\n\nSean Connery passed the torch to Roger Moore, who donned the Walther PPK in his first Bond film, "Live and Let Die" in 1973. Roger Moore became the quintessential James Bond for a new generation, playing 007 for 12 years. His films consisted of: "The Man with the Golden Gun" (1974), "The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977), "Moonraker" (1979), "For Your Eyes Only" (1981), "Octopussy" (1983) and "A View to a Kill" (1985). Regrettably, according to some critics, Moore overstayed his welcome - playing the role well into his 50s.\n\nActor Timothy Dalton replaced an aging Roger Moore in the release of 1987's "The Living Daylights." Dalton's James Bond was originally supposed to be played by Pierce Brosnan, but NBC renewed his contract for a fifth season of "Remington Steele" and Brosnan was out, at least for a while. Dalton signaled a return to a more rough and tough Bond style. However, public reaction to Dalton as Bond was somewhat mixed. Dalton's only other Bond film was "Licence to Kill" (1989). Dalton left the role prior to his third film, which was scheduled to be shot then released in 1991.\n\nPierce Brosnan got a second chance at Bond-dom in 1995 when he starred as Agent 007 in "Golden Eye." Brosnan was a hit, and many argued that he was the best Bond since Connery. Brosnan played Bond three more times: "Tomorrow Never Dies" (1997), "The World Is Not Enough" (1999), and "Die Another Day" (2002). Brosnan was reportedly fired from the role prior to his fifth film as Bond.\n\nThis brings us to the sixth, and most current Bond, 37-year-old actor Daniel Craig. On Oct. 14, 2005, Craig was named the new Agent 007. He'll reportedly star as Bond in Casino Royale, scheduled for release next year. Craig is the first blond actor to play Bond and only the second Englishman (behind Moore) to star in the role.
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I think he's going to be great. From the photos and little footage available so far, Craig has the goods to be an excellent Bond, closer to the Ian Fleming novels. \n\nAudiences will have to leave their preconceptions of the movie-Bond at the door though, and many may not be open-minded enough to do that. I suspect that "Casino Royale" is going to be excellent.
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Totally agree with you! a black james bond is unthinkable, he wouldnt suit the type of character.  Shaft and james bond are two characters with too much history to change their characteristics now!! ratings would probably go down... or maybe theyd go up cos ppl would be intrigued???
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Representing brand names, like having the latest Louis Vuitton or whatever, is the biggest one I can think of.  Letting others know that you have the latest shows social or class distinction because you had the money to buy it.  Wearing the most up-to-date trends also shows social distinction that you are up-to-date.
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James Bond is cool?!\nI vote HSM because I'm into singing and music.
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worldwidebrandsinc.com
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The bonds have an interesting history, but retain value only as collector items.\n\nThe bond issue was largely subscribed by Poles living in the US, and was subsequently converted at least once to bonds that became due in 1958.  Because they were largely bought in the US, this is about the only place you will find them.  Because they were converted the original issues are rare.\n\nAccording to the second source I link, they have no financial value and can no longer be redeemed in any form.\n\nBut one bond in Fine condition is listed in my third link for $120 (go down about a third of the way to "POLAND; bonds & shares").
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