Disney Case-Study (Analyzing Consumer Markets)
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Analysis of Disney's ability and success in connecting with its consumers with the help of basic fundamentals learnt in Analyzing Consumer Markets from Marketing Management (Kotler & Keller, 15th Edition) as an assignment during Marketing Internship under Prof. Sameer Mathur (IIM Lucknow)
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- 2. Founded in 1923 by brothers Walt And Roy Disney
- 4. Full Length Animated movies
- 5. Fun – Family - Entertainment
- 6. Market Segment Consumer Products Studio Entertainment Disney Channel Parks & ResortsMedia Networks
- 8. Acquisition of Huge Brands
- 9. What does Disney Do best to connect with its Core customers ?
- 10. Analysis of Consumers Its marketing scheme is well in accordance with the social, cultural and personal choices of various countries. Psychological factors have also been targeted with the efficient use of emerging technologies
- 11. • Disney realized that the market had consumers of all age, old, teens, and also of various different cultures and so it had to produce in accordance with different segments of market to satisfy the variety of consumers. • It focused on personal factors like age and stage in the life cycle.
- 12. • Disney applies a theme based marketing strategy for its amusement parks. Theme Based
- 13. • . Entertainment keeping in mind the entire family
- 14. Podcasts
- 15. Website
- 16. What are the risks and benefits of Expanding the Disney brand in new ways, such as video Games or superheroes ?
- 17. ` Benefits Risks Basically connects with its customers by providing them with quality entertainment and innovating and excelling in it. The more it expands, the more its popularity and customer- base increases. Able to touch its audience both efficiently as well as economically. Uses emerging technologies to connect with its consumers in innovative ways.
- 18. Benefits Risks To keep a 90 year old brand relevant and current to its core audience. Staying true to its heritage and core brand values. Constant risk of success in the market and of stability of product. Keep up the brand name that the people seek out and trust.
- 20. Summary
- 21. Disclaimer Created by Nikhil Agrawal, NIT- Jaipur, during a Marketing Internship, by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow.
Editor's Notes
- It too has got entertainment programs for keeping in mind the entire family Its marketing scheme is well in accordance with the social, cultural and personal choices of various countries. Psychological factors have also been targeted with the efficient use of emerging technologies
- It uses emerging technologies to connect with its consumers in innovative ways. It was one of the first companies to begin regular podcasts of its television shows as well as release ongoing news about its products and interviews with Disney’s employees, staff, and park officials.