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    clothing. The biggest fast fashion brand of clothing is Zara. And Uniqlo, a brand from Japan who represents Asian, has been competing with not only Zara, but also other brands such as GAP, H&M in international field. The limited market share leads to a result that companies should continuously take innovative strategies to face the fierce competition. Finding out the methods that Uniqlo use to be acceptable and outstanding globally from a Japanese brand to a world brand is the purpose of this…

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    Digital Divide Analysis

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    Nowadays, we are living in the new media society because of the digital devices are surrounded our lives such as the Internet, iPhone, TV… In fact, it also means we are living in the information society. According to the lecture, we access to information happens through digital technologies (Quintero, Johnson 2016, Information Society). There is no denying fact that we access the news, music, and information come from digital technologies. Meanwhile, new media society change our lifestyle; it…

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    world’s famous brands such as Massimo Dutti, Pull and Bear, Oysho, Uterqüe, Stradivarius, Zara Home and Bershka after Zara was formed. The group owns 6200 stores worldwide which operates in 62 territories. The main strategy of the company is to design and manufacture almost everything by itself. Majority of the stores are corporate owned and few franchised stores are located on offshore where…

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    target customer’s mind. An organization can improve this perception through its various strategic promotional activities. Every organization should also define themselves to the consumers in comparison to their competition. Brands can be positioned in relation to their competitive brands on product maps in which relative positions are defined in terms of how buyers perceive key characteristics. What are product maps? Marketers use perceptual or positioning maps to help develop a positioning…

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    Wrigley Case Study

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    Wrigley’s was best known for its stick gum brands and was responsible for broadening chewing gums overall appeal due to the development and advertising success of Wrigley’s iconic Spearmint, Juicy Fruit, and Doublemint brands. Even with all the success Wrigley had with stick gum, the growth within the gum industry overall is not large and pellet and tab gums were growing in popularity and offered larger margins for retailers. Wrigley’s attempt to enter the pellet and tab gum market through their…

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    One of the fiercest battles between brands through the years is the battle between Coke and Pepsi. How effectively these brands market their products determine their market share. We learned in our lesson that a brands marketing strategy is comprised several components called a marketing mix. The marketing mix is composed of four areas; product, price, placement and promotion. Through many years of success and failure these brands are ripe with illustrations of marketing successes and…

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    preserved its uniqueness by advertising on a completely different way. Competitors like American Eagle, Aerepostale, The Gap, Jack Wills and Superdry have been focusing on totally different themes to promote their products. The company has been focused on the sexual advertising appeal. The emphasis at A&F is on big banners of young people placed on billboards, this has positioned the brand with a perception of high quality and higher-end segment of the society. A&F also hires people who have…

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    as a brand is to protect and promote it. Essentially he means that his job has two components. The first job is to creatively and strategically entice consumers. His second responsibility is to defend the brand when it falls under scrutiny. The latter is often paid less attention to when someone thinks of a job as a brand promoter and communications manager, as it can be slightly less appealing. It requires problem-solving and a strong work ethic under pressure. An example of protecting a brand…

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    started by V.G.Siddhartha in 1996. Initially it had opened 20 stores in south Indian cities like Bangalore and Chennai under the brand name of café coffee fresh and café coffee ground. By April 2013, cafe coffee day was ranked No. 2 in food and beverage segment with 1469 cafes in India. Siddhartha ambitions were “to take CCD to be number two or number three retail coffee brand in the world in next 20 years”. The main target of café coffee day was young people aging between 15 to 30. STATEMENT…

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    Zara Swot Analysis

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    is a highly popular, high-end brand spread throughout the world, being synonymous with class and money. However, every company has positive and negative attributes of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, of SWOT. Zara’s strengths are: its fast delivery of trends into the market, its affordable products, its efficient distribution channels, its strong online presence, and their low cost supply management chain. Strengths: o It is a globally recognized brand and has attained the…

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