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the rest of the company largely untouched. Internally, he believed their biggest asset was the creativity of the company’s skilled engineers. Minoli’s strategy was to encourage their creativity, increase research and development, and reinforce the brand with the “World of Ducati”. The culture fostered the generation of novel ideas like entirely new product lines outside of motorcycle sales and the Ducati museum. Another indication of strong in-house idea generation was the diversification of

retail environment. Firstly, brand building strategies mean networking. Different business functions have to coevolve with one another and most importantly customers have to be included in innovation strategy. This can only be achieved if staff members understand and characterise company’s identity and demands of consumers. Employees are able to notice declining and rising brands and create a structural system that avoids strategic gaps by innovating or sustaining brand leadership. Overall, retail

promotion also acts as a catalyst to enhance GM 's brand image, thereby achieving the goal of building brand loyalty. As stated above, GM has unfortunately labeled its ' brand image with connotations of being "cheap." They did not intend to create this image but have with the discount sales promotions that they continually provide to consumers throughout recent years. By targeting to the new segment that was outlined above, GM will enhance its brand image for the following reasons. First, the people

The value chain, Appendix B, in the RTE cereal industry consists of branded manufactures and private labels that receive their raw materials from suppliers and then distribute their product to food stores, drug stores, and mass merchandisers where the end consumer can eventually purchase the cereal product. Private labels rely on wholesalers and third-party distributors to get their product on the store shelves where the end consumer can purchase these items. In the RTE cereal industry, there were

target market. Marketing strategies will differ with various audiences and it is essential the the longevity of a business to know who their clients are, what they want to purchase, what are they willing to pay, and if there is potential for custom loyalty to develop between the store and the customer. If a company intends to sell their product to a wide array of people, they may miss out on further developing their actual target market and will not only lose customers who aren’t interested in the product

of Trader Joe’s are the strong brand image, their employees, organic and private label products, customer loyalty, and offered unique products. Trader Joe’s strong brand image helps them to attract and retain more customers. Their private labels are named according to the background and nationality of food. They offered an extensive line of private label items with brand names such as Trader Joe’s, Trader Ming’s, Trader Jose, Trader Giotto. Due to their strong brand image, they established themselves

Lyft will have to implement its ride-hailing app in the main British cities. App needs to be precise and user interface friendly. The app should be optimized to provide excellent services on both ends of the business and continue to represent the brand effectively. An important way to promote growth is being clear how Lyft will differentiate itself from its competitors. One differentiator is Lyft’s safety advantages such as the driver screening, insurance, and conduct enforcement policies. This

BRAND CANNIBALIZATION: EAT OR BE EATEN With increasing commoditization of brands, differentiation is hard to come in every industry. Consumers are now flooded with options, single company having several brands in same product category. Positioning, targeting, segmenting can serve as strategies no more. Rather it is the basic hygiene which any company needs to follow if it needs to sustain in the race for market share. So, what should a marketer adopt as a strategy? There are unconventional

create brand loyalty and trust towards their brand. Brands continuously evolve themselves in order to ensure that they are able to match changing needs in the market. Rebranding is one of the strategies which they employ for this purpose. It is done so as to create a new and differentiated image of the brand in the minds of consumers and other stakeholders. Some of the greatest FMCG brands do this to rejuvenate their brand. Coco Cola, PepsiCo, HUL and Kellogg’s are some of the biggest brands across

1 Executive summary This paper analyses and compares two major global hotel chains, Marriott International, Inc. and Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. Both chains have extensive investments in and outside the US. They have very strong brand names and are quite competitive. However they differ in their strategies, like the market segment each one targets, the role of technology in the business, the financial efficiency of their systems etc. The paper discusses the extent of globalisation