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Nike Ppt14822
Nike Ppt14822
Est. in 1960 in Oregon. Phil Knight and Bowerman - Founder Nike has gone through many changes Started small and now has covered the U.S. and International market
INTRODUCTION contd
Nike = Winged Goddess of Victory.
ANALYSIS contd.
Failure to recognise aerobics boom. Women -A major customer. Ignorance of market trends. Timberland brown shoes. Not satisfying customer needs. Child labour. Late in getting onboard with extreme sports.
BRAND PERSONALITY
Brand personality Personification.
Brand Personality
Sincerity Excitement Competence Sophistication Ruggedness
Outdoorsy Tough
Tata salt
Perk
Nike
Mercedes
Levis
1
Michael Jordan
Put Nike on the map
1984-1985 Nike saw a decrease in their earnings for the first time ever Influenced them to make their first specialty basketball shoe Since then, Michael and Nike together have generated billions of dollars in revenue World Sports Hero No. 1 Jumpman logo is one of the most easily recognized symbols throughout the world
Tiger Woods
The newest Nike sensation Estimated that Nike paid him $40 million More attention than Michael Jordan and Bo Jackson 3 pg. ad in Wall Street Journal 30- and 60- second TV spots
Aired during college football, major league baseball, the U.S. Open, SportsCenter and Monday Night Football
Brand equity
Brand equity is defined as the positive differential effect that knowing the brand name has on customer response to the product or service.
Philip Kotler
Brand equity
Brands represent the consumers perceptions and feelings about products and their performance. The real value of branding is the ability to capture consumer preference and loyalty. Brands vary in power and value and have varying degrees of brand awareness, brand preference and brand loyalty.
Economies of Scale.
Shared distribution channels among varied product lines lower costs. Large size provides opportunity for more leverage against competition. Efficient use of production facilities lowers costs.
Brand/Image
Ability to charge premium price by establishing an image Access to new/different markets Premium product placement in retail leading to higher sales Image and celebrity endorsements create hopes/dreams/emotional attachment to product
Innovation
Innovation may be difficult for competitors to imitate. Difficult for competitors to compete with rate of innovation/production. Ability to capture market for different attitudes/values across cultures with product variety. Strong emphasis on R&D leads to continuous improvement in products.
Geographical Outreach
Ability to reinforce brand and create loyalty across cultures leading to a broad customer base. Increased company growth potential. Cross-subsidization of weaker markets.
Product Diversification
New products introduced by Nike will be more readily accepted by customers due to strong brand image
PRODUCT MIX
Product Mix A product mix is the set of all products and items that a particular seller offers for sale to buyers also known as product assortment.
Product Width It refers to how many product lines the company carries.
Product depth It refers to how many products are offered of each product line.
HIGH
Bargaining Power of Suppliers Rivalry Among Competitors Bargaining Power of Buyers
LOW
HIGH
HIGH HIGH
Threat of Substitute Products
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