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    then buy the product for the athlete that is introduced in the commercial. This is where psychology comes in. Producers for the most part know what the consumer wants, which is to look as striking are athletic as that athlete. Someone who enjoys sports or basketball is probably going to wear this shoe brand. Whether people are specifically attracted to the shoes or because of the comfort, durability, and effectiveness in daily activities. It also might be for the athlete who is featured in

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    most well-known companies in the world that offers different products like clothing, equipment, footwear and accessories. Internationally, Nike not only has the lead in athletic products such as running shoes, sandals, casual shoes and basketball shoes among others, but also it is ahead of its competitors with their line of athletic clothing like pants, shirts and shorts for everyday wear. Apart from this, Nike is also tries its best to make clothing with special fabric that contributes to the welfare

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    Nike Case Analysis Nike is a world's leading supplier of athletic shoes and apparel. The company was founded in 1964, when it was selling shoes to athletes. It grow rapidly through the 1970’s, and expanded its product lines to produce footwear in the categories of running, training, basketball, casual shoes, and kids shoes. As the bloom faded from the domestic athletic footwear market, the company entered active apparel market in 1978. Nike made a series of strategic decisions in 1970’s and early

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    Who is Nike? Nike was a greek goddess that symbolized victory. She was known to be a very fast runner, swift flyer and charioteer. Nike was given a golden chariot to lead Zeus's troops into battle. She was also to be known as Victoria in symbolism as Victory. Nike was half-Titan by her father Pallas. During the time of war between the titans and olympians, she fought against the Titans on the side of the Olympians. A sculpture was created of Nike in 1863 (200-190 BC). The piece of art was named

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    determination, and relentlessness which are some of the qualities that the Reebok brand strives for in their products. This product “The Pump” sneaker is a shoe that adapts to your foot by pumping air into the sole to essentially hug the foot in order to provide grip and comfort while training. This means that “The Pump” competes in a high quality training shoe category and is marketed to individuals competing in CrossFit, sports training, and individuals wishing to improve fitness. The main competitors for

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    (Adi) Dassler, Adidas then well known for pioneering athletic footwear with kind of revolutionary invention in athletic footwear and equipment in which Adi Dassler alone accumulating 700 patents and property rights worldwide by the time of his death in 1978. The company has long history in footwear business since founded in 1920. By 1924, Adolph Dassler’s brother Rudolph Dassler join to the business where two brothers then formed new shoe factory named

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    Nike has revolutionized the way sportswear is sold and worn in today’s economy. They have found a way to sell gear that is made for athletics but is used in the everyday life of many generations. Nike has changed the social culture of many people. This is done through various methods of endorsements. Nike has perfected the art of advertising by finding the right formula of different ad styles. The reason this sports guru is so popular today is because of how good at marketing it company is. They

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    Nike Shoe Company ECO 365 July 21, 2014 Alan Beideck Nike Shoe Company Introduction The current assembling practices of the shoe business, specifically organizations, for example, Nike, Reebok, Adidas, Converse, and New Balance, happens all through the world. With the business encountering extreme rivalry, and the item obliging concentrated work, firms are confronting amazing weight to build their overall revenues through their sourcing practices. The accompanying paper will dissect the

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    this new shoe brand. The recommended factors are critical considering that markets, market dynamics, and market conditions change with time. New products should not only be developed in perspective of enlarging the company’s product lines, but also in perspective of allowing the product to penetrate in the target market. The

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    Nike Swot Analysis

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    that he would make low cost running shoes in Japan and then sell them in the US. Knight solicited the assistance of a past coach Bill Bowerman to assist him in his business venture and in 1964 they started Blue Ribbon Sports. Knight called his first shoe Tiger and began distribution at track meets. Blue Ribbon in 1971 earned it 's "swoosh" and Knight introduced the first Nike brand line. In 1978 the Blue Ribbon became Nike and each year their profits grew steadily. Due to Nikes concentration in casual

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