The increasingly competitive sportswear market has affected the strategies of smaller multinational brands. Puma, for example, has adopted a sports-lifestyle positioning; its campaigns in 2010 have taken their cues from fashion by unveiling different 'collections'. Its Spring/Summer 2010 collection, for example, was promoted in ads featuring Taiwanese band Da Mouth.
Converse meanwhile, despite its basketball heritage, has pursued a fashion strategy. In particular, it has built ties with the emerging indie rock and art scenes. Reebok's differentiation strategy, meanwhile, has been to focus on products for women.
The increasingly competitive sportswear market has affected the strategies of smaller multinational brands. Puma, for example, has adopted a sports-lifestyle positioning; its campaigns in 2010 have taken their cues from fashion by unveiling different 'collections'. Its Spring/Summer 2010 collection, for example, was promoted in ads featuring Taiwanese band Da Mouth.
Converse meanwhile, despite its basketball heritage, has pursued a fashion strategy. In particular, it has built ties with the emerging indie rock and art scenes. Reebok's differentiation strategy, meanwhile, has been to focus on products for women.
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