What is the brand image and sources of equity for the Nivea brand? Does it vary across product classes? How would you characterize the brand hierarchy? Brandul se identifica a fi un ingrijitor al pielii. Caracteristicile principale ale brandului sunt grija, blandetea produselor, increderea, protectia, caltatea inalta, starea de bine si preturi accesibile. De-a lungul timpului Nivea a devenit un simbol al protectiei si al ingrijirii pielii, iar in reclamele acestui brand s-a mereu ideea de curat
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The main issues plaguing Billabong stem from the overarching failure to maintain a close relationship to its marketing environment, which consequently affected every aspect of the firm. Billabong lost focus on how the key players (i.e. the customers, competitors and corporate partners) can warrant a change in the marketing strategy, and failed to conform to the ever powerful customer consumer. Now, Billabong is searching for a way to “reinvent itself” in order to revive sales by staying true to
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Product: Billabong International Product Class: Surf Brand Description: Created by two avid surfers, Billabong is a brand designed by surfers, for surfers. In 1973, Billabong offered little more than a small range of surf wear: mainly surfboards and board shorts. But today, Billabong is a brand that encompasses the Australian surf culture by offering products that cater not only for the surfer inside many of us, but for fashion and lifestyle needs. 1.2CURRENT TARGET MARKET Billabong is a
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to devise the optimal marketing strategy to cope with these conditions. This topic explores the features of the external environment that impact upon marketing decisions. Macro environment is the external and uncontrollable factors that influence a company's or product's development. Billabong must know the value of each of the macro environment factors; such as, economic, demographics, and lifestyle, technology and natural forces. Before companies, or in our case Billabong, produce new products
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Class: 1-IMEMA Student: Elston Peterson (492843) Table Of Contents HISTORY................................................................................................................................................................. 2 WHY BILLABONG? .................................................................................................................................................. 5 TRENDWATCHER.COM ..............................................................................
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Financial Analysis: Billabong International Limited - Australia A paper submitted to Webber International University In partial fulfillment for the Master’s in Business Administration International Business By: Patrick L. Date: July 11, 2012 Course: MBA 6811 Semester: 2012 Instructor: Eberle Table of Contents Introduction 3 Country Factors & Monitoring Central Bank Intervention 4 Foreign Exchange
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Retail Sales – Australia Australian retail sales underwhelm again, as expected • Australian retailers continue to eke out small gains with sales up 0.2% in February after a 0.3% gain in January and a flat December. The February result was in line with consensus. That's a weak picture though with trend growth in nominal sales tracking at a 1% annual pace. • The detail was also patchy. Food retail rose 0.3%mth but was basically flat over Q1; clothing retailers saw a 1.4% fall; department stores had
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FINS3626 Group Assignment Evaluation of BBG, DJS, TEN, EWC Executive Summary Phenomenal growth of interest in corporate governance has emerged in recent years. The body of literature on the subject has grown markedly in response to successive waves of large corporate failures. Furthermore, there have been numerous attempts to define what constitutes ‘good corporate governance’ and to provide guidelines in order to enhance the quality of corporate governance. It must, however, be acknowledged
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This case deals with the ethical dilemma that Tobacco manufactures face when selling tobacco products in third world countries. First, there is the ethical dilemma of business versus health. The opening and development of the tobacco business in Third World countries like China, Malaysia, Indonesia, India and Africa, is considered against the health consequences of tobacco use which according to an Oxford University epidemiologist, has estimated to cost 3 million lives annually rising to 10 million
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Consumer Behavior Insights Name : Student Number : Course title : Marketing Course : Assignment topic : Consumer Behaviour Insights Lecturer : Author : Name : Student Number : Course title : Marketing Course : Assignment topic : Consumer Behaviour Insights Lecturer : Author : Assignment Coversheet The Faculty of Business STUDENT INFORMATION STUDENT NO. | | SURNAME | | PHONE NO. | | GIVEN NAMES | | E-MAIL | | Instructions for
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