Literature Review of Global Fashion Branding and Marketing

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An example of this is the fact that Nestle has recently been using its company name to distinguish its products from those of other industry products rather than hoping that the product brand name can stand on its own (Banufu-Gomez, et al, 2009). Of course, this happens within the fashion industry also, but it is much more prevalent now that many brand names have reached a global significance (Crewe, 2008). Global marketing, and specifically branding, is sometimes problematic for a company considering that A companys branding strategy often has a large impact on the success or failure of a particular product (Banufu-Gomez, et al, 2009). When looking at theShow MoreRelatedWhat Makes A Brand?1805 Words   |  8 PagesNowadays fashion brand is more in more participate people’s life. 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