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    clothing in 1978, a girl's wears the line in 1981 , suitcases and shows in 1982 and household furniture in 1983. Subsequently, the Conservatory of the brand included underwear, shoes, coats, etc. The company compiled baby, infant and baby clothing in 1994. All of these innovative product lines have been updated repeatedly. Although Polo has superior management in designing and marketing its products, the success or disappointment of Polo product development often depends on licensees, such as…

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    Saint Laurent

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    MY PART 1 STRENGHTS: -the presence of the brand with a strong creative vision -present in more that 50 countries, in 5 different continents -long and beautiful history -considered as being the reviver of the Haute Couture -a lot of department such as jewelry, Haute Couture, RTW, bags, shoes etc. -first Couture house to make RTW -timeless collection -iconic pieces such as “le smoking tuxedo” -stability in finance with the Kering group -famous personality such as Cara Delevigne as face of Saint…

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    nonexistence of certain strengths or opposing side of an existing strength that is likely to cause a negative effect for a business. The weaknesses recognized in a SWOT analysis emphasis the areas an organization can improve upon to ensure stability of brand image, reputation and sales. It is important for a business as these are ‘internal’ and in direct control of the company. Firstly, the key weakness of Foundation for Youth Development is the Limited Budget for Marketing (N. Davis, personal…

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    Terms of Reference H&M also known as Hennes & Mauritz is one of the most leading apparel companies globally; one of creativity and style. The company is one which believes that it should offer to its customers fashion and quality at the best price. The aim of this report is to assess H&M’s company organizational culture as well as the core competencies and capabilities of the company; and how it has used these to attain the position at which it is at today in the fashion and apparel industry.…

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    wide range of products span from the dermatological to pharmaceutical fields. L’Oreal is also technologically advanced and the R&D department has numerous patents in the US. It offers its products in over 125 countries and markets in access of 17 brands which can be categorized under dermatology and cosmetics. The cosmetics division of L’OREAL has the following segments: specialized products, customer products, affluent products and dynamic…

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    the named stayed after the feud. So from the beginning all Chevrolet was trying to do was to compete directly with Ford and other motor companies and be known as the best option available to all buyers. So for the past 100 years, the Chevrolet brand has been associated with almost every car model and make on the road to this day. It spanned from a simple two door car all the way to large truck and SUVs. Their broad portfolio of cars has been backed with a strong pedigree of reliability,…

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    its main competitor Cadbury by offering a higher quality product at a reasonable price, adding to the perceived value consumers will get. “For chocolate lovers across New Zealand, Whittakers provides high quality chocolate products with a trusted brand to back it. Unlike it’s competitors, Whittakers provides great value for money by combining its treasured ingredients and thorough manufacturing process with a reasonable price for consumers. Making sure the industrial process is kept solely to…

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    products. We are always seeking to improve customer experience, whether it is face to face or online. We envision to entice and retain our customers for many years to come. This further enable us to offer our customers a broadest range of premium brands in an inspiring…

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    Sun Pat Brand Report Introduction This study revolves around a particular brand in the United Kingdom. The name of this brand is Sun-Pat, a delicious peanut butter for the customers. The emphasis of this study is to elaborate the current issues in the competitive food market, related to this brand along with some good and workable solution for the company. This is necessary for an organization to create the brand values through effective strategies and adaptation of the new marketing trends to…

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    Snapple Case Study

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    But when it came to evaluating alternative avenues of corrective actions, Quaker remained true to their overarching corporate culture and management style by focusing on internal brand modifications that included personnel changes in Snapple brand management positions, a 30% reduction in Snapple product flavors, and an increase in the Snapple brand advertising budget; all of which were initiated late enough in the year following Snapple’s acquisition to miss the 1995 summer drink sales…

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