Distribution Strategy 9 * Brand report card 9 Brand Exploratory 10 Customer Knowledge 10 * Perceptual Map 10 * Image Assosiations 10 Current Sources of Brand Equity 10 Rolex Ambassadors 11 Sports & Culture 11 Philanthropy 11 * Rolex Awards for Enterprise 11 Rolex Young Laureates Program 12 Mentors and Protégés 12 The Customer-Based Brand Equity Pyramid (CBBE) 12 Ambassadors and event 13 SWOT Analysis 14 Weaknesses 14 * Prisoner of its strategy
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HOW TO SPOT A REPLICA! THE ROLEX GUIDE The Rolex Guide 2004. The Rolex Guide 2004 is not affiliated with Rolex or Rolex USA. No Part of The Rolex Guide may be reproduced or resold without the authors permission 1 INTRODUCTION Genuine brand watches can cost anything from £500.00 to £100,000.00, as most people cannot afford the real thing a much cheaper alternative is to buy a replica. Replica watches are, quite simply, imitations of the more expensive brand named watches, at a mere fraction
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Luxury Market Wealth in Travel Prestige Sports The World of Rolex Luxury Adventure James Bond 007 Disposable Income Copyright © 2005 SalterQuest.com. All Rights Reserved. Perceptual Map Prescious Stones Expensive Prescious Metals Having It All Design Durability Craftsmanship Wealth New Affluence Conservative Quality Time-honored Dress Status Innovation First Rolex Traditional Functionality Classy Sport Accuracy Competitive
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used. Rolex Brand Pros Rolex is one of the most recognized luxury brands in the world which is most important source of branding equity. Other equities include its own crown logo and the functional benefits that it provides to the user for quality, craftsmanship and innovation. Its exclusive status symbol, premium pricing and limited distribution are also key sources of equity. Other key source of Rolex brand includes Ambassadors, Sports and Culture and Philanthropy. Rolex has maintained
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relates/associates with a specific brand name. About Rolex, if we consider the upper portion then the brand association will be: 1. Watch. 2. People. 3. Sports. 4. Successful. 5. Highest quality. 6. Reliability. 7. Durability. 8. Serviceability. 9. Convenient. 10. Unique. 11. Prestige. 12. Word of mouth publicity. 13. Price. 14. Luxury. 1. Watch: If any customer think about the brand Rolex, the picture will be spotted in his or her mind is
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The leaves are turning brown again. Cool and brisk, the wind blows up the torn sweater the old man wears. Visibly shaking and uncertain of his surroundings, he’s a husk of his former self. His eyes dilate, his face is melting. Literally melting. He collapses into a small dirty heap, his eyes shut and a final breath escapes his lips. A young boy walks by and asks for money, he too broke and dirty. Another shows up and prods his silent corpse. This is where our story begins. Set in Detroit
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but most of the people might prefer having watches on their wrist. Rolex is currently leading the watches manufacturing industry and have large retailers. The aim I have selected Rolex, I wanted to analyse a “great” company that has been in the industry around for 90 years to proof that the company has been coming under the category of a “Good to Great” company. With this thought in mind, this essay will be explaining how Rolex went from good to great and explaining the concept of Jim Collins which
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Rolex SA and its subsidiary Montres Tudor SA design, manufacture, distribute and service wristwatches sold under the Rolex and Tudor brands. Founded by Hans Wilsdorf and Alfred Davis in London, England in 1905 as Wilsdorf and Davis, Rolex moved its base of operations to Geneva, Switzerland in 1919. Standing the test of time, Montres Rolex makes watches recognized worldwide as accurate, durable, expensive, and often-imitated. Founded by Hans Wilsdorf in 1905, the Swiss company is credited with making
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Marketing Analysis for Patek Philippe and Rolex by: Joe Tylutki TABLE OF CONTENTS: I. Introduction II. Situation Analysis III. Marketing Planning IV. Implementation and Control of Marketing Plan V. Conclusion INTRODUCTION: Keeping track of time has been a major part of human life and has been used since the beginning of man. For thousands of years devices have been used to measure and keep track of time. Sexagesimal systems have been used to keep track of time and
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Rolex Brand Audit 1) What do you understand about brand audit? Explain in relevance tothis case study.Ans : a brand audit is a comprehensive examination of a brand to discover itssources of brand equity. A brand audit provides an analysis of an organization¶sbrand and its brand management and marketing effectiveness. It assesses abrand¶s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. It identifies brandgrowth opportunities including those achieved by brand repositioning and brandextension.
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