Thursday, February 14, 2019

Brand Project #2 - NIKE



Brand Project #2

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1SGh0pdYaGFlKPsE7GqxWzJRxYI_ZmvIeU03MePWipwg/edit?usp=sharing

Our Brand: NIKE


If the person you’re selling to agrees to buy, will his or her life improve?
    • Financial
      • Quality
        • Apparel is of high quality, lasts long for the amount spent on items
      • Products have longevity
        • Durability, high quality
      • NikePlus rewards membership
        • Fast, free shipping; exclusive product, early access to latest drops
    • Strategic
      • Trendy
        • Fashion Trend
      • Collaborations (with Athletes)
        • Athletes and their sponsorships help promote their products
      • Technology such as the Nike app
        • Benefits through app, personalized shopping fit to consumer
    • Personal
      • Individuality
        • Customizable gear gives creative freedom to the consumer
      • Diversity
        • Brand uses a diverse group of athletes to promote their brand
      • Trustworthy Company
        • Product is responsible, customer service for botched/unfitted items

When the interaction is over, will the world be a better place?
    • Financial
      • Give back to communities
        • Getting kids active, because the kids who move become movers and shakers.
        • Partner with the community to ignite change for the next generation.
      • Quality
        • Apparel and gear are durable and long lasting
      • Product manufacturing cost
        • Flyknit, Flyleather, Nike Air made with 50% sustainable materials.
        • Working with suppliers to reduce their impact on waste and spending
    • Strategic
      • Inspiring Communities
        • Creating an active generation
        • Investing a minimum of 1.5% of their pre-tax income annually in communities to drive positive impact
      • Product Responsibility
        • Advancing labor conditions in our supply chain.
        • 91%  of factories are achieving bronze status or higher compliance with our Code of Conduct.
      • Sustainability
        • Nike Grind: Circular Innovation & Economy
          • Using materials that can continuously be reused for new products
            • Turf fields, playgrounds, tracks, walkways created out of recycled shoes.
            • Transforms the definition of “waste”
    • Personal
      • Product Responsibility
        • Work with contract factories and other industry partners who share the same commitment to making products responsibly and sustainably.
      • Promoting Equality & Diversity
        • Using sports to break down barriers.
          • Standing with Kaepernick, commercial ‘Dream Crazy’
      • Working with the organizations of MENTOR, PeacePlayers International and Girls, Inc.
        • Helping to expand their reach
        • More opportunities to be active
        • Linking more communities through sport
        • Fostering mentoring relationships in the lives of young people.
      • Inclusiveness
        • Creating an inclusive culture.
        • In order to serve every athlete around the world, teams must truly reflect the diversity of consumers.

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