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    Converse Shoes

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    Introduction: This case study will analyze the promotional culture behind Converse shoes. The provided research will detail how a simple rubber soled shoe has been able to stay not only relevant, but heavily popular since 1917. This will be achieved through the close examination of the company 's background, and evaluation of promotions and consumer reactions. Where the company are situated in regards to the ‘spectacle’ will also be addressed. Background: “Converse is to footwear, as Coca Cola…

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    made me anxious. Now that it was time, it was the only thing on my mind. The day started out great just like I’d hoped. The sun was shining a bright yellow, and there was a slight breeze. There were a few puffy white clouds and birds flew through the air, chirping a happy song. It was the perfect weather for a perfect day. I sat on a worn out, defluffed, maroon couch outside watching my younger sister work with the few customers at her garage sale. Occasionally, she would make me get up and…

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    Make Yourself Campaign This Nike ad has different aspects when looking at it from a rhetorical point of view. This ad with just three words touches on ethos, pathos, and logos with the main one being pathos. The designer for this ad for Nike also used the means of the rhetorical triangle in a very useful, but also in a very unobvious way so that pathos, ethos, and logos are more prominent. I was able to find a fallacy in this ad that I notice are in many fitness ads. Nike did a great job while…

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    Imagine knowing that you are the best team in the whole entire world at a sport. This is how the athletes of the Super Bowl and World Cup feel. They are on stage for the main event of each of these admired sports. Through a lot of emotion and dedication, fans and players will try their hardest to help their team win. Each of the teams have waited and worked countless hours the whole year to get to where they are during this moment. This has been the goal for every professional player and to see…

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    Nike Sweatshops Case Study

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    A. Executive summary In this paper we will explore the important issues concerning the Nike Sweatshops in Asian countries. Nike is one of the famous brands for sportswear apparel. Nike was uncovered by an image as a sweatshop operator that takes advantage of workers in Nike Asian subcontractors. The paper looks into detail the ethical problems that Nike and also the important decisions the Company had to make in regards to its operations, followed by the main issues regarding the sweatshops,…

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    Case Study: Likwid Sports

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    LIKWID SPORTS ABOUT US We are a sports management agency dedicated to creating value and social impact through sports. (This is also our mission) We understand the power of sports and we know how to use it effectively as: a platform to communicate values, a marketing asset to inspire and engage audiences a driving force to influence behavioural change, a universal language that inspires passion, Likwid Sports works in partnership with a network of international sports entities and…

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    million dollars. It increased by 31 percent from the previous year. That is insane. The (athletic) shoe market has defínetely increased. The stylish, fancy, rare, and cool sneakers are definitely trending. On top of that, the biggest sneaker seller, NIKE, sold 30 billion dollars in shoes in that same year. You’re probably wondering how they made that much. Are you? Well, companies started making shoes more limited. When they are limited they are more expensive and the resale value increases…

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    1. My product item is RPM Blast 16G tennis string. It is produced and manufactured by the French company Babolat which specializes in all things tennis equipment. 2. My organization follows a marketing organization that characterizes itself in aiming at a specific group of people. My product item is specially marketed for advanced players or advanced intermediate players. Babolat recognizes that different customers want different specialty in their equipment and Babolat develops different…

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    Adidas Marketing Strategy

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    shares of Bayern Munich FC. Besides sportswear, Adidas also produces other produces other products as such as bags, eyewear, watches, and other clothing related goods. Adidas is the largest sportswear manufacturer in Europe and the second biggest after Nike Inc. The company’s clothing and shoe designs typically feature three parallel bars and the same motif is embedded into the…

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    involved in fitness or sports. These consumers are interested in well-known brands that offer higher quality shoes and are willing to pay a higher price if they find the product suitable. The top 5 sports shoe competitors in the market are as follows: Nike, Adidas, New Balance, Skechers, and Asics (Top 15 in the Athletic Footwear…

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