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2) Product managers monitor sales and market share trends to manage how products are modified, marketed to new audiences, or repositioned throughout the life cycle. Branding, packaging, and labeling strategies are also reviewed.
3) Successful branding builds brand equity and loyalty by developing brand awareness and positive associations in consumers' minds through marketing programs. Packaging and labeling identify products and convey important information to customers.
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2. It classifies products based on durability and tangibility as nondurable goods, durable goods, and services. It also classifies products based on use as consumer products or industrial products.
3. It discusses product life cycle strategies and how products progress through five stages - product development, introduction, growth, maturity, and decline - and how companies should adjust their strategies accordingly across these stages.
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2. Lululemon is a Canadian company that
makes athletic clothing like yoga
pants and tops. They're known for
their high-quality products and strong
brand.
Company Overview
3. LULULEMON STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
ADOPTION
Lululemon's strategic management adoption
involves a focus on innovation, quality, and
brand experience. They emphasize product
development, customer engagement, and
expansion into new markets. Additionally,
sustainability and community involvement
are key aspects of their strategic approach.
5. Innovation in Product
Development:
Constantly introducing new designs and
materials for athletic wear to meet evolving
customer preferences and needs.
Investing in research and development to create
performance-enhancing fabrics and
technologies.
6. Strengths
1. Well-known brand: Lululemon has a strong reputation and is
popular among athletes and fitness enthusiasts.
2. Innovative products: They create unique and technical
products that stand out from the competition.
3. Loyal customers: Lululemon has a dedicated customer base
that loves their products.
4. Strategic store locations: They have stores in upscale areas,
making them easily accessible to their target audience.
7. Weaknesses
1. Expensive products: Lululemon's
products are pricey, which can be a
barrier for some customers.
2. Limited product range: They mainly
focus on yoga pants and tops, which
makes them vulnerable if the market
changes.
3. Not enough international presence:
Lululemon has room to expand globally,
especially in Asia.
8. Opportunities
1. Growing demand for athletic wear: The market for
athletic clothing is growing, and Lululemon can
capitalize on this trend.
2. Expansion into new markets: They can enter new
regions and countries to increase their customer base.
3. Diversifying products: Lululemon can create new
products like outerwear and accessories to reduce
dependence on a few items.
9. THREATS
1. Competition:
The athletic clothing market is competitive, with
big players like Nike and Under Armour.
2. Changing consumer preferences:
Consumers are prioritizing sustainability and
ethical considerations, which Lululemon needs to
address.
3. Economic uncertainty:
Economic downturns can impact consumer
spending and demand for Lululemon's products.
10. Quality Assurance
• Maintaining high standards of craftsmanship and
durability in their products to build trust and loyalty
among customers.
• Implementing rigorous quality control measures
throughout the production process to ensure
consistency and excellence.
11. Brand Experience Focus:
Creating a seamless and engaging shopping
experience both online and in-store to
enhance customer satisfaction.
Providing personalized services such as yoga
classes and fitness events to foster a sense of
community and connection.
12. Customer
Engagement:
Leveraging social media platforms and
digital marketing to interact with customers
and gather feedback.
Offering loyalty programs and rewards to
incentivize repeat purchases and brand
advocacy.
13. MARKET
EXPANSION:
Strategically opening new stores in key locations to
reach broader demographics and increase market
share.
Exploring international expansion opportunities to
tap into emerging markets and diversify revenue
streams.