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{ Chapter: VII } Business Marketing
The future comes from one place and one place only, the present. Nike gives kids in underdeveloped countries, and to up and coming athletes in all sports presents during certain campaigns. As the picture above shows kids playing soccer in Nike attire, but what does this product (Nike) intend to build within doing this? Business products include those that are used to manufacture other products, become part of another product, or aid the normal operations of an organization. These kids are an example of the product being manufactured, the kids grow up playing their sport and pursuing their dreams all while using Nike products. Thus, when they become icons in their schools, city, states, nations, countries, or planet it will be known that the products which helped them get to that position were Nike products.
Resellers
In the photo above there is map of the pinpoint locations of Nike's authorized retailers. Remember also that this is only the top 99 of the many more in the New York area for there are too many to place at the same time.
There is also a plethora of unauthorized re sellers that collect Nike's top tier products just to resell them at higher prices due to there rareness. People by them at an abundance so the products wont be available at retailers and more importantly they wont be available at retail prices. Nike would like to monitor and also regulate these actions and transactions but these retailers are actually helping Nike not only meet quotas but exceed expectations.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
{ Chapter: VIII } Segmenting and Targeting Markets
Nike The Corporation Segmented
This photo is from CSIMarket.com and it is being displayed to show what segments in Nike's corporation hold value for the bring in revenue for the company.
Here the criteria for success is covered from the sustainability that FOOTWEAR provides to the responsiveness that come by the plentiful in Other Emerging Markets.
Who is Nike's Target Market? A question that every marketing buff novice or veteran continues to ask. Unlike its competitors, Nike spreads itself to numerous different audiences in various ways. Most likely a marketing concept and strategies created from a unique sophisticated knowledge and understanding of how people respond to images of lifestyle. Whereas numerous companies manufacture goods for an existing market, Nike tries equally to create the image first and then respond to the market that emerges.
u·biq·ui·tous
yo͞oˈbikwətəs/
adjective
adjective: ubiquitous
- 1.present, appearing, or found everywhere.
And that is where NIKE positioned it self EVERYWHERE!!!
Sunday, November 24, 2013
{ Chapter: XI } Developing and Managing Products
Nike has established itself as a premier provider of athletic and sporting goods.When Nike introduced the product "Nike Air" it was an insert for foot support and cushioning in footwear. Nike made and great impact in the market by developing shoes that had the unit embedded in the shoe's mid sole.
Today, Nike still continues to develop new products that manipulate MAX Air and Nike Air all together. For Example today is November of 2013 and Nike is currently advertising ......
NIKE AIR MAX 2014AVAILABLE DECEMBER 5, 2013
The Nike Air Max 2014 is the latest update to the legendary Air Maxfranchise. The 2014 edition features a lighter, more flexible airbag todeliver an ultra-cushioned ride. Additional structure and support isprovided by the engineered mesh upper which is paired with a lightweightfoam and seamless overlay that conforms to the shape of the foot.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
{ Chapter XVIII: } Social Media and Marketing
Making a conscious decision to stray away from traditional ads and focusing on digital marketing with a big investment into social media Nike created not only accounts in Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram but they established communities pertaining to a specific target market. On the global scale this is vital, the internet is the helm for connecting humans around earth quick and efficiently. To capitalize this modernization of communication Nike created individual communities, NikeFootball for instance, would be the home for football players to interact, share experiences about Nike products, and educate themselves on the past, present, and future of what Nike has in-store. Nike joins by campaigning and promoting with wedisodes and post on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram that are intended for athletes to become inspired by (if you can buy your role models outfit and wear it you probably would) them. These efforts to connect come by the hundreds for new social media will release and Nike can only get more involved with the marketplace, you can say they’re wired up and ready for a connection.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
{ Chapter X : } Product Concept
The Product : Nike Air's
Nike Air products have a wide range, the type that can circle the globe several times. Their more popular products become the subject to an event called "Release Day" where the upcoming product generates enough hype (promotion) that fans of the product ensure that they have an opportunity for an exchange for this product.
Branding:
Nike has a world wide, hold on wait a miniute...
....and we are back to the topic in this blog post, BRANDING The word "brand" derives from the Old Norse "brandr" meaning "to burn" - recalling the practice of producers burning their mark (or brand) onto their products. Nike has succeeded in burning their logo onto our brains, don't believe me just think about it. My guess is that the first thing you saw in your mind was this...
....well maybe not, you might have thought of a Nike Athlete or product, BUT whatever it was that you or I thought about it is more than likely to have a Nike logo in close proximity. This is branding and what you thought about is owned by Nike in the business world.
Trademarks:
Business' have gone through countless amount trials and tribulations when it come to trademarks. For insistence "who owns it, who invented it, ETC" mainly because these trademarks they garner were breaking points in their companies success. Imagine no bunny for Duracell, McDonalds singing that they hated it, or Nike NOT DOING IT.
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