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    She is Nike's wife. She is 35 years old and she is a legal secretary.(723) Nike and Laura meet during their work. They had been married for 18 months. Plus she believes that what she and Nike had is what love is. (724)…

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    poetic device used is symbolism. Macklemore uses symbolism when he uses Nike to symbolize angels. Macklemore talks about the brand Nike throughout his lyrics. One example is, “I stick out my tongue so everyone could see that logo Nike Air Flight (Macklemore).” Nike symbolizes angels because they named their brand after the goddess Nike. Nike looks like an angel because she has wings while not many other goddess do. The brand Nike also symbolizes angles with the swooshes along each side of their…

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    one of the sales chart comparing Nike to other brands such as Lululemon. Nike is leading in many of these categories other than lululemon. This is one of the quarterly revenue graphs for Nike. They appear to be making about 8 billion dollars per quarter which equates to about $25 billion dollars per year. Some of the patterns that I notice from this chart is that this stock is very stable. Especially even if they had a decrease in sales from previous years. Nike continues to be a major…

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    that what is in that giant book. With technology, marketing is becoming more and more complex. There are some companies and organizations that are great at marketing their brand and their image, which can make them lots of money. Companies like Nike and Marlboro have had different marketing strategies, reaching the right audiences and this had made them successful. Other marketing strategies are used in campaigns such as the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, which may have been the greatest way to…

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    implemented in order to provide workers with an anonymous reporting system, has gather sufficient data to launch an investigation in a number of factories affiliated with Nike under the suspicion of child labor (Kaye 2016). This is most certainly an extreme example of a violation of the social aspect of SEERS, which reflects poorly on both Nike and Apple. H: LG (External Displays) Apple LG is the new external display provider for Apple. Although economically they provide a benefit to Apple,…

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    Today Michael Jordan is known as one the greatest basketball players to ever play the game. When he first started playing the game it wasn’t as easy as you think it would be. When he first tried out for the high school basketball team he was cut. Jordan’s sophomore year he was only 5’8 but eventually grew to 6’3 before his junior year. After high school the all American went on to play at the University of North Carolina. As a freshman in college he played in the shadows of other players until…

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    threat. Major competitors for Adidas include major companies such as Nike, Inc., Under Armor, and Puma. Adidas’ competitors have made attempts to match their rate of growth by opening up new stores in major cities. Initiatives such as this can hinder the potential growth attempted by the company. According, to Morgan Richard, “Adidas’ exploitation of America’s fondness for athleisure apparel is making retail history, while Nike sales sag as Adidas continues to soar. (New York Post. 27 September…

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    The ideal characteristics of a ‘perfect man’ constructed in sports advertising are weighted to support certain discourses of how men should be, or how they should aspire to be. In the NIKE Football television advert, we see how gender roles are played out within the context of a sports field. The way the characters are positioned within this space provides an example of the social rules related to the performance of gender that manage this space. Masculine power, both physical and social, is…

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    the recent pop culture phenomenon which revolves around buying shoes worn and marketed by basketball icons. The documentary begins by exploring the origins of the so-called “sneaker culture”. They justify how on the fateful day of September 15, 1984, Nike releases the first Jordan shoes, the “Air Jordan I”. It was a very important sneaker as it was one of the first shoes for an athlete to have their name on the product and to be successfully marketed to consumers with its successful marketing…

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    give Nike as an excellent corporate brand example, it can provide advertising without specific products promotion but only the logo and brand name, it represents that Nike is aim to improving the brand image (Lair, 2005). When a company successfully has grown its corporate brand, the brand may become an icon in the market that can help them gain huge competitive advantage hold in the marketplace (Holt, 2016). The brands of Nike, Apple and Coca-cola are a typical icon in the industry. Nike brand…

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