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Disney has been providing happiness, fun and entertainment since being founded in 1923. They are able to create magical experiences by identifying consumer interests like cartoons and Mickey Mouse. Disney theme parks and outlets selling personalized products around the world help fulfill unique needs and allow customers to identify with the brand values. Disney trains employees to be extremely friendly to customers and uses technology to interact with and keep customers updated on their experiences.
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CONSUMER MARKET STRATEGY
1.KEEP IT RELEVANT
2.EMMOTIONAL AND CULTURAL CONNECT
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Disney was founded in 1923 in Los Angeles by Walt and Roy Disney with the purpose of entertaining people. It has expanded into five major business segments including parks and resorts, studio entertainment, interactive media, networks, and consumer products. Disney has emerged as uniquely outstanding across its business segments by conducting extensive consumer behavior analysis, creating original and creative content, understanding consumer expectations, continuous improvement, hosting events and experiences, and effective advertising. The expansion of the Disney brand into new areas like video games and acquiring other brands provides both risks of failure damaging the brand image and benefits of widening the customer base and increasing brand visibility.
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The Walt Disney Company was founded in 1923 by brothers Walt and Roy Disney. Headquartered in Burbank, California, Disney's mission is to be a leading producer and provider of entertainment and information globally. Disney targets families with younger children through its portfolio of brands. It consists of five business segments: Studio Entertainment, Parks & Resorts, Consumer Products, Interactive Media, and Networks. While expansion into new areas like video games and superheroes presents risks in preserving Disney's heritage, it also benefits the brand by opening doors to new platforms and consumers to generate greater revenues.
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Disney has been providing happiness, fun and entertainment since being founded in 1923. They are able to create magical experiences by identifying consumer interests like cartoons and Mickey Mouse. Disney theme parks and outlets selling personalized products around the world help fulfill unique needs and allow customers to identify with the brand values. Disney trains employees to be extremely friendly to customers and uses technology to interact with and keep customers updated on their experiences.
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CONSUMER MARKET STRATEGY
1.KEEP IT RELEVANT
2.EMMOTIONAL AND CULTURAL CONNECT
3.BRAND EXPANSION
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5.REALISING MARKET TRENDS AND USE
OF TECHNOLOGY.
PROS AND CONS OF
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The document summarizes the history and marketing strategy of The Walt Disney Company. It discusses that Disney was started in 1923 by Walt and Roy Disney and produced short films. Over 14 years, Mickey Mouse and other iconic characters were created. The document then outlines Disney's evolution from 1928 to present and discusses how it has targeted families, children and teens through segmentation. It also notes Disney's recent acquisitions and positioning as a brand providing entertainment through its various business divisions.
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Disney was founded in 1923 in Los Angeles by Walt and Roy Disney with the purpose of entertaining people. It has expanded into five major business segments including parks and resorts, studio entertainment, interactive media, networks, and consumer products. Disney has emerged as uniquely outstanding across its business segments by conducting extensive consumer behavior analysis, creating original and creative content, understanding consumer expectations, continuous improvement, hosting events and experiences, and effective advertising. The expansion of the Disney brand into new areas like video games and acquiring other brands provides both risks of failure damaging the brand image and benefits of widening the customer base and increasing brand visibility.
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Disney Case Study
- 2. Founded by walt and roy Disney in 1923
- 4. Entertaining people, making them laugh Providing a promise, not a product Creating memories Quality entertainment for the entire family
- 6. We will now explore how Disney built its brand equity over the years and kept its consumer ‘immersed’ with the brand each year. We will see why it connects with its audience on an emotional level and how it innovates through this process. And yes, You would love the Disneyland picture in the end.
- 7. how does Disney connects with its core consumers ?
- 8. Connects through…… emails, blogs and website Regular podcasts of its TV shows Post news about products and interviews with Disney employees, staff and park officials Website provides insight into movie trailers, TV clips, Broadway shows, and virtual theme park experiences Also…..
- 9. CONNECTING IN MULTIPLE WAYS Disney took a tween-targeted television show and moved it across several divisions to become a significant franchise for the company, including millions of CD sales, video games, popular consumer products, box office movies, concerts around the world, and ongoing live performances.
- 10. INTERNAL BRANDING Extensive employee training – Employees are trained to be ‘assertive friendly’ with the visitors Custodial workers are trained to quietly paint ‘Disney characters’ in water or on the pavement to leave a lasting impression
- 11. What else works for Disney ?
- 12. DISNEY IS A MOVIE FRANCHISE MACHINE Produced groundbreaking animated films such as Beauty and the Beast (1991), Aladdin (1992), The Lion King (1994), Toy Story (1995) during the Disney Renaissance Once Disney finds its next big hit, it prepares for sequels, three- quells, and yeah, even fourth and fifth installments. Disney takes advantage of the work it has already done to build up popular titles, lovable characters, and wonderful storylines.
- 13. ACQUIRING BRANDS isn’t afraid to buy outside talent and intellectual property if need be
- 14. CARES FOR ITS SUPPLEMENTARY SEGMENTS ! Disney is adept at taking its intellectual property and letting the cash flow downstream to its other supplementary segments. It exploits connections between the big and small screens. Disney's ABC network, for eg, takes advantage of crossover episodes coinciding with the release of each Marvel film to boost ratings for its Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. series.
- 15. INFINITY GAMING PLATFORM Consumers can play with many of the Disney characters at the same time, interacting and working on different adventures.
- 16. Employees are called “associates,” visitors are called “guests,” creative designers are called “Imaginers.”
- 17. Ah!! Did we forget ?
- 19. CHALLENGES Keeping the 90 year old brand relevant with its core audience while staying true to its heritage and core brand values. How to keep innovating and making content better than before for sustainable growth. Failure to any new acquisition or expansion may result in spoiling the image of Disney.
- 20. RECAP
- 21. DISCLAIMER Created by Akshat Srivastava, BITS Pilani Goa Campus, during a marketing internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow