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    The ad that I have decided to work on was created for Nike Soccer. The product that’s being shown is one of the best soccer boots that Nike has ever crafted. The Mercurial Vapor VIII is known for being lightweight, and because of that many professional players who depend on speed endorse this boot. It is shown being worn by Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the best soccer players in this new era of life. The reason being that he’s set and broken many records. Some of the few are being the first…

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    “In The News” Assignment Nike is one of the most powerful athletic companies in the world. They have created a mass amount of income through out the years of being in the business of sports apparel. They have more than thousands of stores worldwide. They are highly know for having the newest and most reliable technology for the creation of their products. Nike became a corporation in 1971, and the Chief Executive Mark Parker has done an amazing job creating a successful and reliable business…

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    consumers of America wear Nike on a daily basis. Very few people and even fewer brands have managed to become synonymous with pop culture in the 20th century. But in the last few decades, Nike has become a Titan of the sporting world, as well as part of the daily lives of millions of people everywhere, who loves the product. But during the 1960s, it was Germany’s Adidas and Puma sneakers that dominated the global market on every level and in every sport, until the Nike Company became a huge…

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    Where Do My Nike Gear Come From? Where do all my clothes I were everyday come from? Well, everywhere except from the place I am from. From my socks, boxers, pants, shirts, and jackets most of them if not all are from oversees. It’s crazy to believe almost all of wore drove that I wear comes from hundreds and thousands miles away just to end up in my small cramped closet at my mom’s house. Why people may ask, in the end it comes to the wonderful theory or believe of good old capitalism. Good…

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    When companies like Nike and Adidas create a new product, their number one goal is to sell as much as that product as possible. They want to make a profit on the product. In order to this, they need the advertise it to the public and make them want it. The most popular approach is having athletes and celebrities endorse their products for them. With thousands of companies using advertisements to show off their product, they can get very repetitive and boring. By using a celebrity or athlete in…

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    What Is Nike's Strength?

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    equipment from hat to shoes and cover a lot of sports including basketball, soccer, baseball and son on that design and sell by Nike. Nike also have a strong skills at research and development as it can apply their designer’s creative and innovative to their products and produce it with the highest quality with a lowest cost and can always keep up with the trend (Bhasin, 2017). Nike also have multi-channel approach to their customer which means online approach with their official website and…

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    Basic Appeals” explains the approach of many types of appeals to get the viewers’ attention. Nike shoes advertisements have used these appeals for many years and continues to be successful. Throughout the years advertisements of Nike shoes have changed, but they stick with the appeals that consistently persuade and grab the attention of its viewers making it one of the top brands of the generation. Nike began creating advertisements of its shoes in the 80’s launching its campaign…

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    figure one the photographer did a great job balancing the picture. The photographer captures a moment when both sides have equal number of players. Also, the basketball board is a slightly on the right side, but is balanced by placing the text and Nike logo on the left side. Adidas approaches balance in a completely different way. Adidas’s ad is two pictures put together. The left side of the ad is a close and large portrait of Messi and there is small text in front it. The right side of the ad…

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    team than the cofounder of Nike and coach Bill Bowerman (Philip H. Knight, 2008). “Knight took full advantage of the opportunity, putting Nikes on the feet of several top finishers. When they made national television, so did the shoes they were wearing” (Philip H. Knight, 2008). Knight used this marketing strategy throughout Nikes establishment using athletes such as Steve Prefontaine. Steve Prefontaine was the first to join Knight’s team this was a great advantage to Nike since Prefontaine was…

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    innovation developed a shirt that would regulate body temperature and now both Nike and Adidas have their own shirts that do the same thing. Under Armour compared to the competitors is relatively new. Established in 1995 the founder sold his invention to colleges and NFL football teams. Their competitors have already done this so this new apparel had to be something better. The competitors for Under Armour is Nike which was established in 1964 under a different name known as “Blue Ribbon…

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