Diesel 's marketing strategy
Overview Introduction Part I: Product I.Competitive Analysis a. Inter-segment competition b. Inter-product competition II.Brand: Diesel
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Renzo Rosso stated: "This position is a challenge. We try to offer a new ready-to-wear clothing, a luxury item to seduce out young customers, the casual follower. " We may wonder how the positioning of Diesel in the premium sector of the vast and competitive jeans market can work ...
Part I: Product Here are some figures describing the ready-to-wear market for the 2005-2006 period:
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New trends in consumption of ready-to-wear can be used to establish a profile of "consumer type" characterized by: • those who perceive lean cuts/styles as trendy • looking for specific cuts that highlighting or accentuate the body, • looking for originality and rarity to stand out, • the desire to stay young • well-being; clothing that makes one feel good in all situations.
Jeans embodies these trends, thanks to its ambivalence: both practical and fashionable, cool and chic, grungy and luxurious. The variety of models on offer can satisfy all kinds of consumers. I. Competitive Analysis Diesel, one of the most popular brands of the moment, has been available on the market for several years now and it is difficult today to find
Diesel is going to be the fuel that will control the world just like gasoline is today. Clean diesel is something that seems unreachable but it is closer than people think. Diesels now are Cleaner than ever and it it going to out do any other form of power for cars. Although other fuels and forms of power produce no emissions, diesel engines can be made to produce less harmful pollutants and be more efficient. There may be a few negative characteristics about diesel engines. But, the positive characteristics that they have out weight the bad things about them. To keep the diesels clean the process of how they work needs to be known.
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