The North Face- Marketing Plan
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Following our first presentation about The North Face as a company and its SWOT analysis, this presentation consists of our final marketing plan. We answered the following questions: How did you recognize the marketing needs? Who is the target market - did it change from their primary target market? Recap of the SWOT analysis ROI Include all advertising components as a visual piece
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The document summarizes research conducted on The North Face brand and its consumers. Research methods included secondary research, surveys, focus groups, and interviews. Key findings include:
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- Nike is a sports apparel and equipment company owned by Nike Inc. targeting sports enthusiasts.
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- Under Armour positions itself as providing performance athletic apparel that regulates temperature and improves performance. Its market share has grown to 14% of the US market, surpassing Adidas as the #2 brand.
- Brand elements like the name, URL, logo and spokespeople effectively meet Keller's criteria of being memorable, meaningful, likable, transferable, adaptable and protectable.
- Marketing programs focus on the temperature regulating apparel lines and securing sponsorships. Competitors Adidas and Nike also utilize celebrity
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The North Face logo is based on Half Dome in Yosemite and features a slanted quarter-circle with lines and logotype. The brand uses a simple color palette of grays and red to evoke mountainsides. Helvetica font is used across all branding elements. The North Face sells gear for outdoor activities and focuses on innovation and sustainability. Its mission is to embody exploration and adventure. The brand is known for quality but some see it as expensive.
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The North Face- Marketing Plan
- 1. CHRIS BOWERS NORMAN FUNG KIM PHAM PERLA SERRANO JENNIFER TO BRIAN YI
- 2. THE NORTH FACE WAS BUILT ON A LOVE FOR THE OUTDOORS AND THE DESIRE TO ENABLE ALL TYPES OF EXPLORATION, FROM YOUR BACKYARD TO THE HIMALAYAS. OVER THE LAST 50 YEARS WE'VE LIVED BY OUR “TRUE NORTH,” THE BELIEF THAT EXPLORATION HAS THE POWER TO CHANGE US, TO CHALLENGE US AND TO HELP US SEE THE WORLD FROM NEW PERSPECTIVES. MISSION STATEMENT
- 9. C O M P E T I T I V E A D V A N T A G E B E N E F I T S E G M E N T A T I O N P S Y C H O G R A P H I C S E G M E N T A T I O N L O Y A L T Y S T A T U S
- 10. NEWBIES FOR NORTH FACE
- 12. KIDS
- 13. MOMS
- 14. PROFESSIONALS
- 15. WEIGHTLIFTERS
- 16. SKATERS
- 17. FOOTBALL PLAYERS
- 18. GYM ENTHUSIASTS
- 19. HANDI-CAPABLE
- 20. CYCLISTS
- 21. BEST PART: IT'S ALL ABOUT THE INTERNS
- 25. A'S, BEANS, GREENS, POTATOES, TOMATOES
- 28. FILM CREW INTERNS FILM PRODUCtION BUDGET FOR STUDENT DISCOUNT BUDGET FOR SOCIAL MEDIA PROMOTION 1,000,000 VIEWS X $.30 COST PER VIEW ON YOUTUBE TOTAL: $0 $10,000 $300,000 $200,000 $300,000 $810,000 MARKETING INVESTMENTS
- 29. PROFITS FROM YOUTUBE (40% OF REVENUE) PROFITS FROM SOCIAL MEDIA PROMOTION PROFITS FROM STUDENT DISCOUNT TOTAL: $823,986.40 $1,428,571.43 $714,285.71 $2,966,843.54 GROSS PROFIT
- 30. ($2,966,843.54-$810,000) $810,000 = 2.66 or 266% ROI
- 31. THANK YOUFOLLOW NORTH FACE @THENORTHFACE