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Nike, founded in 1965 as Blue Ribbon Sports, rebranded in 1971, emphasizes athlete-design and strong marketing.
Mission to inspire every athlete globally, reflective of co-founder Bill Bowerman's vision.
Focuses on footwear, apparel, and accessories across various sports and fitness categories.
Analysis of Nike's global and U.S. market share and business growth strategies.
Emphasizes holistic marketing, quality performance, and innovation to differentiate the brand.
Uses technology to enhance product performance across shoes, clothing, and accessories.
Various promotional strategies including commercials, celebrity endorsements, and notable campaigns.A summary of Nike's marketing efforts and its significant impact on sports and consumer culture.
Presentation credit given to Mr. Aditya Ratnaparkhi during a marketing internship.