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The document summarizes key aspects of the iconic Apple iPod brand. It discusses how the iPod was launched in 2001 and went on to capture 70% of the digital music player market, selling over 300 million units. The iPod is described as having a high-quality, innovative and simple design that provided users freedom and was seen as cool. The document also examines Apple's successful marketing of the iPod through celebrity endorsements and positioning iPod users as unique through its closed iTunes ecosystem. It notes Apple's decision to expand distribution beyond retailers helped further boost sales. In conclusion, it suggests Apple should continue innovating the iPod and leverage its mobile experience to develop new game-compatible and customized local market iPod offerings.
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1) Apple was founded in 1976 and created the iPod in 2001, a digital music player that was popular and helped Apple succeed.
2) The document discusses Apple's marketing strategies for the iPod, including brand extensions, package design, co-branding, and celebrity endorsements.
3) It provides recommendations for Apple to promote the iPod for business use, co-brand with fitness companies, and send experts to distribution stores to explain iPod features to consumers.
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Apple has been considered a leading designer and integrator of computer hardware and software. By 2010, Apple had fundamentally changed the music, mobile, telephone, and retail industries through its sleek products, innovative stores, and new business models. Apple's success came from its deep commitment to understanding how people use technology and developing "insanely great products." They focused on what people need and want in their interactions with computers, even worrying about small details like product packaging. This focus on the customer experience and quality design has been key to Apple's innovation and growth.
Marketing Excellence of Apple
Apple was founded in 1976 and is known for innovative electronic devices like the iPod, iPhone, and iPad. It succeeds through strong innovation, effective marketing focused on new features, and large investments in research and development. While high prices and limited distribution are weaknesses, Apple's brand image and profit margins are strengths. New products like the iPod and iPhone expanded Apple's customer base significantly. Continued innovation will be key to maintaining leadership over competitors like Samsung and addressing questions over what comes next.
Innovation In Apple
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4.) apple from i pod to ipad
Apple launched the iPod in 2001 to capitalize on the growing digital music market. It was a major success, capturing 64% of the MP3 player market within a year due to its superior design and large storage capacity compared to competitors. Apple continued innovating new iPod models and grew revenues substantially. In 2010, Apple launched the iPad tablet which also saw huge sales of over 50 million units in its first two years, outpacing iPhone and iPod sales. The success of the iPod and iPad demonstrate Apple's ability to dominate new markets through innovative product design and frequent upgrades.
Apple
Apple Inc. is an American technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software, and personal computers. It was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Some of Apple's major products include the Macintosh line of computers, the iPod, the iPhone, and the iPad. The company is organized into divisions focused on hardware, software, and services. Apple has a strong brand and loyal customer base due to its innovative design approach and emphasis on simplicity, usability, and user experience. It faces competition from other technology companies but has experienced significant growth in recent years.
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Apple Inc. was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne. It is renowned for innovative products like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Apple transformed industries with the Macintosh's GUI in 1984 and the iPod's music revolution. After Steve Jobs returned in 1997, Apple's resurgence was fueled by innovative products and ecosystem integration, leading to remarkable success. Apple's success stems from relentless innovation, focus on user experience, and visionary leadership.
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Apple Inc.
Apple was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. They started out of Jobs' garage selling the Apple I computer. Since then, Apple has grown tremendously and become a leader in consumer electronics. Some key events include the introduction of the Apple II in 1977, the Macintosh in 1984, the iMac in 1998, and the iPhone in 2007. Today, Apple has over 500 retail stores worldwide and annual revenue of over $230 billion. Through innovative products and marketing, Apple has established itself as a top global brand known for its emphasis on design.
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- 3. Brand Salience ImageryPerformance FeelingsJudgements Resonance High Quality High Credibility Innovative Very High loyalty Strong personal attachment High sense of community IPOD Brand Equity Model Digital music player Sensational product High breadth,high depth Convenient Simple Large storage capacity Easy to use menu(touch- wheel) Freedom,excitement Fun,Cool Stylish
- 4. Q1.Most important features of IPOD Simplicity Do you think you need assistance to use the click wheel? •Easy to use,no manuel is needed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPod Design Steve Jobs thinks that design is not sth “nice to have” but a “must” “It’s not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works. S.Jobs” Functionality Large Storage Capacity Media Transformation Capability Itunes Compatibility
- 6. Q2.Itunes,should it continue to be a closed system? Itunes should continue to be a closed system because; Downloading a song is not a fortune (less than 1 $) so it is not a big challenge for Itunes users and Apple has great income It offers a single point of contact for all apple users and devices This closed system makes Apple users feel themselves “unique” different”,”special” Itunes provides Apple, datamining opportunities (behaviours of customers etc) Current closed system enables Apple to protect its intellectual property
- 7. Q3.Apple’s MP for IPOD was successful? Yes because With the dark “silhouettes” with their iPods and white earphones, Apple dispositioned itself from being a MP3 Player And they used this every where
- 8. Q3.Apple’s MP for IPOD was successful? Yes because Established successful co-branding activities with Nike,Ferrari and BMW.
- 9. Q3.Apple’s MP for IPOD was successful? Yes because Celebreties (Eminem,U2,Oprah Winfrey, Wynton Marsalis, Coldplay) were used in commercials.
- 10. Q3.Apple’s MP for IPOD was successful? Yes because Apple touched the feelings of the people and provided them more than a digital portable media player
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