covers each element of the marketing process for your chosen business OR product.Your business report MUST include: 0 Title page1. Executive summary of a business.2. Situational analysis3. Market research4. Establish market objectives5. Identify target market6. Developing marketing strategies7 implementing, monitoring and controlling8. Conclusion Market
OverviewThe
Nike Company is considered t
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covers each element of the marketing process for your chosen business OR product.
Your business report MUST include:
0 Title page
1. Executive summary of a business.
2. Situational analysis
3. Market research
4. Establish market objectives
5. Identify target market
6. Developing marketing strategies
7 implementing, monitoring and controlling
8. Conclusion
Market
Overview
The
Nike Company is considered the world’s number one in terms of providing sports
footwear (see Appendix A). The Nike brand is in most cases aimed at the athletes with the said brands comprising
of shoes, clothes and sporting equipment
like the balls. The increase in the rate of sporting activities over time has necessitated the Nike Company to
adopt aggressive methods of satisfying the market as well as improving the
current commodities they offer so as to curb the increased competition. Looking
forward to the year 2020, the customers will have developed health
consciousness and hence increased demand for the Athlete equipment. With the leading stakeholders of the
athlete industry comprising less than twenty percent of the overall industry
income in 2015, Nike as one of the stakeholder uses solid brand awareness in
efforts to capture a larger market share. This is a technique that has also
been adopted by the small sporting goods manufacturers in efforts to provide a
healthy form of competition. Nike is, however,
adopting new technological activities in order to keep its space in the forefront (Kreng, 2013).
In
the current world market, the need for sporting equipment’s has realized a
tremendous increase especially in Australia and the United states of America.
The consumers buy diverse products ranging from the athletic footwear or the
exercise machines either through the online platform that has been provided or
directly from the shops.
Market
Trends
·
The initial marketing plan for the Nike Company
was through professional athletes who advertised the product by word of mouth.
This provided good publicity for the product as people could now associate it
with success.
·
The Nike Company then changed the target
market to include the younger generation so as to curb the growing competition
that other brands offered.
·
Nike’s ability to produce superior quality
and reliable products with diverse styles saw it through the recession period.
·
The Nike Company also introduced the e-
commerce and the digital sports so as to adapt to the technological changes and
meet the consumer needs.
Consumer
Behavior
The
products from the Nike Company are currently common globally because of the
high marketing strategies that have been employed by the company. By purchasing
the Nike’s products, the consumers accord themselves with the opportunity of
experiencing the feeling of owning such a product. It’s at this point that a
customer can now give feedback on whether
or not the product is comfortable.
The
public’s feeling as far as the Nike Company is concerned is that the company
should consider reducing the cost of their prices as they overcharge the customers. The young athletes
can be influenced by the company to adopt their products through improving the
technological capability of their products.
For
any good company to realize healthy relationships with their customers, they
must ensure that they discover and meet their needs. Nike Company has maximized
on this art through continued interaction with its consumers on the online
platform they have developed. The website provides the customers with an
opportunity to report their feeling through emails and get feedback within the
shortest time possible. This has the consumers develop a positive attitude
towards the Company and its products hence increasing the purchasing effect on
the Company’s products.
Competition
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