Showing posts with label Caroline Baratta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caroline Baratta. Show all posts
Thursday, May 9, 2019
The Listening Room Presentation
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pQt4P-GKy7z0D3LXXzHCfAav7C_k-muCmB_tx-XCf4c/edit?usp=sharing
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Monday, April 1, 2019
BFM Agency Presentation
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1OTMYo0v5xwr41f1tOoYftq4gRRitwvPyIPxe40cvuZM/edit?usp=sharing
Thursday, February 28, 2019
Brand Project #4 - Nike
Brand Project #4 - Nike
Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13fiv_sI17MO3G89cT3rRQqovioyyChPInQkKxd6kdHs/edit?usp=sharing
Monday, February 25, 2019
Group 3 Textbook Presentation
Slides:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cd22f9ouzhhIYMHDEh49g5k5B10htqQRjpYuoeCo6-w/edit?usp=sharing
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Nike - Brand Project #3
Nike’s Media Brief
Brand Project #3 - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1NBUVzPG7g8Mk5muHqRvdDPWsBBIzZuUXi_OhAP21mdQ/edit?usp=sharing
Earned
- Publicity
- Customers
- Professional Athletes Status
- Celebrities Approval
- Social Media Posts
- Product Reviews
- Company Staff
Shared
- Partnerships
- Off-White Collaborations
- Foot Locker
- Apple Collaborations (Apple Watch with Nike+)
- Social Media (Each component of Nike has their own social media account (ex: NikeWomen, NikeRunning, NikeBasketball, etc.) )
- Instagram
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Snapchat
- @nike
- YouTube
- Blog (NikePlus RunClub)
- News
Owned
- Content
- Website
- App
- Catalog
- Uniforms
- Physical
- Stores
- Apparel
- Nike Pop-Up stores
- Nike Plus Apple Watch
Paid
- Incentive
- Sponsored Athletes/Sports Figures
- The University of Oregon
- Teams
- Events
- Paid Media
- Digital Displays/Targeting
- Commercials
- Sponsored Content/Search Engine Marketing
- Billboards
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.
Monday, February 4, 2019
Kelly George, Caroline Baratta, & Angelina Scozzafava - Brand Project #1 (NIKE)
Our Brand: NIKE
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dzNCPHCuviJ_wNVWLsoBgFK8IQOrXeTMNrJSh1-wM4g/edit?usp=sharing
Origins:
- Nike was founded in 1964 and created by a man named Bill Bowerman
- The original name of the brand was Blue Ribbon Sports but was changed into Nike Inc. seven years after the company was created
- The name Nike was inspired by the Greek goddess of victory
- The logos artist was only paid thirty five dollars originally.
- The popular slogan “Just Do It” came from a serial killer named, Gary Gilmore.
- The current net worth is an estimated 128.28 billion dollars.
Why: Purpose Moves Us (Just Do It)
“Our purpose is to use the power of sport to move the world forward. We believe in a fair, sustainable future—one where everyone thrives on a healthy planet and level playing field.”
- Individuality
- Inspire
- Motivate
- Sustainable, Protect For Environment
- Making Products Responsibly
- Industry Leader for products and innovation
How:
- Innovating 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”
- Materials transformed into athletic and non athletic items
- Reduces Waste
- Flyknit, Flyleather, Nike Air made with 50% sustainable materials
- Protecting the Environment
- Protecting the planet for athletes of today and tomorrow.
- Goal of doubling production with half the environmental impact.
- Working with suppliers to reduce their impact.
- 2020 Target Goals
- Zero footwear waste to landfills
- 20% reduction in freshwater use in dyeing and finishing
- Zero hazardous chemical discharge
- 10% reduction in our products’ environmental footprint
- Product Responsibility
- Work with contract factories and other industry partners who share the same commitment to making products responsibly and sustainable.
- Advancing labor conditions in our supply chain.
- 91% of factories are achieving bronze status or higher compliance with our Code of Conduct.
- Inspiring Communities
- Getting kids active, because the kids who move become movers and shakers.
- Partner with the community to ignite change for the next generation.
- Creating an active generation.
- Investing a minimum of 1.5% of their pre-tax income annually in communities to drive positive impact.
- Standing Up For Equality
- In order to serve every athlete around the world, teams must truly reflect the diversity of consumers.
- Creating an inclusive culture.
- Using sports to break down barriers.
- Standing with Kaepernick, commercial ‘Dream Crazy’; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq2CvmgoO7I
- 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.
What:
- Athletic apparel for men and women (fitness, lifestyle, football, soccer, golf, lacrosse, baseball, softball, running, tennis, skateboarding, basketball, yoga, training)
- Shoes
- Lifestyle, running, basketball, Jordan, training & gym, soccer, football, skateboarding, golf, baseball, tennis, boots
- Tops & T-shirts
- Shorts
- Polos
- Hoodies & Sweatshirts
- Jackets & Vests
- Pants & Tights
- Surf & Swimwear
- Nike Pro & Underwear
- Big & Tall
- Skirts & Dresses
- Socks
- Bags
- Accessories
- Uniforms for Professional Sports Teams (NBA, NFL, MLB)
- Bags and backpacks
- Apple Watch Nike+
- Owns multiple other companies such as Converse, Jordan, and Hurley International.
- Ties with the University of Oregon.
- Sponsors many teams and athletes.
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