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    This is the Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement”. It was first released in 1988, and since then it has been retroed 4 times. This could be considered the most important sneaker in history as it helped propel Air Jordan, and perhaps save Nike. This particular shoe did for sneakers what the Iphone did for phones. And right now I am sure most of you are thinking… sneakers? I’m sure many of you are questioning how I was even allowed to give a speech in a college event about investing, and that is fair. Perhaps

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    Advertisements have the capability to spark consumer interest, promote activism, and make an impact on society. Each advertisement is made with a specific purpose in mind, and the effectiveness of the ad can be determined by if that purpose was met. The purpose of DSW’s March On advertisement was to connect their brand to a social movement, while also encouraging customers to purchase DSW and “March On”. The March On ad successfully accomplishes these goals by placing their ad in the context of

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    Nike : A New Year

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    The ball drops and an all the sudden people around the world are celebrating a new year, for some a new beginning, and for most a time to do something they’ve been putting off for years. Ten Minutes into the New Year, people are already making this year’s resolution. One of the most common resolutions for the New Year is to increase exercising and take care of ourselves. A company that can motivate you and provide you with the proper tools is Nike. If you take a closer look, you see the swoosh everywhere

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    Nike’s Approach to Compete Internationally Nike’s founders, Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight started a shoe business named “Blue Ribbon Sports”, in 1962, at that time they were distributing running shoes for a company in Japan. (Nike, 2015). One could say they were ahead of their time and true visionaries; moreover, they were doing business with a foreign country and would soon branch out to Asia. They designed and tested their shoes in America; however, they soon realized the value in overseas manufacturing

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    Brand Analysis: a case study of NIKE Background of Nike: Nike Inc. is an American corporation that was founded in 1971 and extended its market to the globe. It is known as one of the largest supplier for sports-related products in worldwide. The company mainly focus on selling athletic shoes, sportswear and other sports-related products. In year 2014 its brand value was valued at 19 billion, making it the most valuable brand among all sports-related business. By the end of 2015, It had an income

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    A. Introduction Company Name: Nike, Inc. Industry: Clothing, Fashion Accessory, Foot Wear, Sports Equipment Internet address: www.nike.com Primary SIC code: 3021 - Rubber and Plastics Footwear Primary NAICS Code: 316210 - Footwear Manufacturing Major Products and Services: 1. Nikes major products are; athletic shoes and apparel for soccer, basketball, tennis, football, Running, golf, the Jordan brand, Men’s Training, Women’s Training, Action Sports. 2. Equipment: Nike produces sporting equipment

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    Yelp! I. Introduction We (and the rest of the internet for the past decade) have already become familiar with online review sites which are so important for business promotion. Suppose you run a business, wouldn’t it be great if you could get every buyer that walks into your small business to give you a recommendation? Customer endorsements are a strong kind of marketing and give a great return on marketing investment. A recommendation is more effective and highly potential to bring in new

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    This research paper will be demonstrating a more in depth look at the way athletic shoes are produced and sold. The information that will be provided contains all the background history and production process all the way up until the shoe is ready to be sold. The brand of shoe that I am specifically targeting is Nike. I wanted to do a big brand name like Nike because it is one of the most dominating companies in the sports industry. Their shoes are upon the highest sellers in the U.S. and many sports

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    Swot Analysis Of Nike

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    Nike, Inc. is the most famous sports shoes company in the world. The company was founded in the year 1964 by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight (Foster, Coraiola, & Suddaby,2016).The company opened its first retail store in the year 1962. The company is famous for manufacturing high quality sports shoes which can enhance an athlete’s performance. Apart from that, the company also manufactures sports apparels like jerseys, shorts etc. Nike,Inc. has its stores in around 160 countries across the globe. It

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    Nike Mission Statement

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    Nike which started out as Blue Ribbon Sports is today world’s largest supplier of athletic shoes and apparels as well as manufacturer of sports goods. So, what makes Nike successful than others. “Nike raced ahead of the pack by exploiting its brand power to move from sports footwear into athletics clothing, turning itself into a symbol of fitness and well-being. It then went several steps further, positioning itself as an athletic lifestyle company which, by using celebrities such as the basketball

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