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    Copy History Analysis Brand: Dove By: Haley Awker MKTG 4721 Section 2 Advertising and Marketing Communications Dr. Marat Bakpayev Copy History Dove is a personal care brand that aims to provide consumers with effective beauty products that enhance one’s natural beauty. Their products include deodorants, body washes, lotions, hair care, and facial care. In 2004, Dove sought to change the way they sold their product and they wanted to achieve this by trying to influence societal notions…

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    Nestle is a worldwide brand on beverage production with a wide popularity and support. However, it was disreputable for its sourcing activities. 21st of September is the day of ‘Anti Nestle Day” annually. In 2005, it got the award of ‘The Nastiest Company’ due to the abusing of water resources as well as overproduction of Capsule Coffee in the sourcing aspect, which hindered the sustainability development. Sustainability refers to the principle of the current production mode without harming the…

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    The brands in the Brand Portfolio play the following different roles: 1. Flanker Brand: A Flanker Brand also known as a Fighter Brand is a new product launched in a market by the company in the same category wherein an established brand is already positioned. This is primarily done for the increased market share as well as to cater to the need of all the segments of customers.e.g. Armani’s brand portfolio is one of the best examples to explain the concept of a flanker brand. In it, the brands…

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    REI Executive Summary

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    While REI positions itself as a high-end brand and is more focused than its competitors. REI has developed and maintain a unique price strategy with its focus on product differentiation, social responsibility and an all encompassing devotion to the environments sustainability. REI has made itself a leader through clear differentiation strategy, REI brand name is embedded as a high-end quality product this allows for the company to charge premium prices. REI is the largest consumer cooperative…

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    Marketing Environment Budweiser is a premium brand of beer in the US market. It is positioned as a high-quality beer that is targeted towards men. It is brewed by the company Anheuser-Busch. The company is of German origin that chose the brand name to communicate an exotic flavor. The advertising of the product began in the year 1922 for the demographics of men aged between 18-45 years old. The strong PR and advertising campaigns have made Budweiser a brand name which is a very high recall. It…

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    Company 1 Background - Asia Brands Berhad Asia Brands business operation can be traced back to 1970 as a fabric and clothing manufacturer, and it has since expanded into retailing apparel, footwear and other accessories of its in-house brands as well as international labels through consignment outlets or its own retail stores. Asia Brands launched its in-house brands Antioni (sports-inspired fashion) and Bontton (casual wear) subsequently after the company moved to its new manufacturing facility…

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    Brand equity is a primary interest among corporations, and to achieve brand equity, corporations often connect their products, and further their brand, to the values of their customers. Western consumers have started to value social responsibility among the corporations they purchase products from. Thus, Corporate Social Responsibility, (hereafter, CSR), has become integrated into many corporation 's marketing efforts to adhere to the values of its consumers. CSR and profit maximization has…

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    3.Analysis of the Internal Resources and Capabilities of Rowa It is undeniable that the external environment is significant for enterprises to enter into foreign markets, but the internal capabilities, such as current resources, competitive advantages in home country and competitive assets in host country play important roles as well. 3.1 Current Resources and Capabilities Rowa is considered as one of the most innovative companies in the Chinese TV industry who has strong and powerful innovation…

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    multidisciplinary skills within the marketing staff. There are four ways of overcoming obstacles, such as, calculated consistency, measurement process, functioning system, and professional skills. It is important to brainstorm and create an unique brand and remain consistency throughout the entire process. By having a measurement process, the firm will be able to think outside the box, improve and bring in new customers. Organizations may benefit from using a client-side planned integrator that…

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    The American clothing brand, Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F) is best known for its trendy and collegiate inspired accessories and casual wear targeted toward teens and young adults. The vision of Michael Jeffries, brought on as CEO in 1992, led A&F to become the uniform of preppy, conventionally attractive teenagers across America (Goldstein, 2014). However, in recent years the brand has suffered and the clothing retailer has lost popularity. Logos and Symbols Logos and symbols are often easily…

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