Branded

/ˈbrændɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

past tense of 'brand'; to mark or label something with a distinctive name or symbol.

The company branded its new line of products with a recognizable logo.

to give a name to a product or service in order to distinguish it from other products.

They branded their services to stand out in a competitive market.

to create a perception of a product, service, or organization in the consumer's mind.

The marketing team branded the restaurant as a family-friendly dining option.

adjective

associated with a specific brand; possessing a well-known name or identity.

He wore a branded jacket that was popular among young adults.

identified by its trademark or distinctive logo.

The store sells only branded merchandise from top designers.

From the past participle of the verb 'brand', meaning to mark with a branding iron.

branded goods

Products that are marketed under a specific brand name.

branded content

Content that is created to promote a brand.

branded experience

A customer's interaction with a brand, often enhancing loyalty.

brand

A name or symbol that identifies a product or service.

branding

The process of creating a unique name and image for a product.

High-end or luxury brand status.

She's wearing all those fancy branded sneakers; must be nice!

Used to refer to someone as being recognizable or put into a box by brand association.

After that commercial, he became branded as the go-to guy for outdoor gear.