Difference between revisions of "Co-branding"
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thus their brands) together so that the viewer considers the site or feature to be a joint enterprise. (Co-branding | thus their brands) together so that the viewer considers the site or feature to be a joint enterprise. (Co-branding | ||
is often associated with cross-linking between the sites, although it isn't necessary.) | is often associated with cross-linking between the sites, although it isn't necessary.) | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:28, 4 June 2007
Co-branding on the web often means two websites or website sections or features displaying their logos (and thus their brands) together so that the viewer considers the site or feature to be a joint enterprise. (Co-branding is often associated with cross-linking between the sites, although it isn't necessary.)
