History
Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman imported Japanese shoes and created BRS “Blue Ribbon Sports”.
First polemic with the advertisement “you don't win silver – you lose gold” First partnership with football team
Strategy of Nike
Knight & Bowerman sold the shoes in special athletes events, themselves.
Apparition of a marketing strategy: based on people who are athletic oriented.
Good communication with athletes due to their knowledge about sport.
Able to explain the technologies and advantages.
[...] Nike is one of the flagships of United States. USA: values on competition Consequence: difficult for people who can't be very competitive or powerful swoosh-743575 < number > Measures to deal with the criticism: Criticism American women at work Promote the sport in companies Creation of sports' area Criticism Punch lines Nike has to explain its push line “Just do it” (double meaning) A new slogan which is the combination of the two ideas of performance and capability. “You feel it? Do it swoosh-743575 Criticism Celebrities exclusive has to stay exclusive Celebrities have to be selected in function of their performance and their behavior. [...]
[...] These amazing investments are not all profitable : → It is a kind of lottery Nike has faced critics for the money it spent on celebrity contracts. swoosh-743575 < number > < number > It can become revolting when it pays its worker in Asia not even a basic living, and make them work in bad conditions A star often endorse several products : → The credibility and the trust in the product and in the endorser decreases. → "If the endorser won't stick with a brand, why should I?“ workerschina.bmpnikefactoryVietnam.jpgswoosh-743575 Cantona, a very temperamental star cantona.bmp Nike played with this aspect, until he kicked a supporter NikeFootball_Cantona.jpgswoosh-743575 Sportsmen are not always holy men bagare1.bmpbagare2.bmpirvin.bmp Many Fights . [...]
[...] 1st Nike's Celebrity? Steeve Prefontaine, an american runner swoosh-743575 < number > Illustration Image: Brand & audit1.avi < number > Celebrities Endorsement Marketing and Celebrities Endorsement important role in Nike's Strategy Why do they use this kind of marketing? swoosh-743575 < number > Celebrities Endorsement Reasons: Appeal consumers Establish a new ID in a new market In interest of Sport Prevent Competitors Evolution and communication swoosh-743575 < number > What does this picture inspire to you ? swoosh-743575 < number > < number > Using celebrities in ads : Sport emotion is very difficult to describe: Pushing the limit of performance a win enjoyment. [...]
[...] well communicate with athlete due to their knowledge about sport. Able to explain the technologies and the advantages of them. swoosh-743575 < number > Revenues tripled with this policy Generalization of this method and calls these person EKINs Personal strategy swoosh-743575 The reason of the success They know specificities & needs of each sport They understand specifications and technical words of each sport They are able to translate from sportsmen to engineers swoosh-743575 < number > Pyramid of influence Serious athletes Week-end athletes People who think sports wear is used as casual wear swoosh-743575 < number > Sector available for the pyramid application? [...]
[...] Celebrities who wear Nike shoes give to the brand an image of exclusivity. But, too many people started wearing Nike shoes: the exclusivity is lost. “Too much Nike kill Nike” The company is accused to capture the target market with emotions. swoosh-743575 < number > The criticisms against the company Disadvantages in using celebrities: They can reflected negatively on the company's image. Example of controversial people: Eric Cantona (football player), Ilie Nastase (tennis player), Shane Warne (cricketer) swoosh-743575 < number > The criticisms against the company Is Nike punch lines were too demanding and competitive ? [...]
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