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    Michael Jordan Competitors

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    Jordans are a brand from Nike that sells shoes and sports clothing produced for Michael Jordan. The shoes where first created for Michael Jordan and he used them in the NBA games but as style evolved people wear Jordan’s for everyday life and they are considered the best shoes around. The products from Jordan consisted of different styles of basketball shoes that improve the player’s performance. This added value to the shoes as people saw the players wearing them in the matches and also wanted to

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    Case Study Brand Jordan: Selling a Legend Introduction March 2006 – Larry Miller, President of The Jordan Brand, finally had a few moments to relax. He sat in his office in the Jerry Rice Building at the Nike World Campus in Beaverton, Oregon, taking in the late afternoon sun. The latest advertising campaign was a success and sales were at an all-time high. But Miller knew that now was the time to plan for tomorrow’s success. He turned to the briefs on his desk, which contained various recommendations

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    This is the Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement”. It was first released in 1988, and since then it has been retroed 4 times. This could be considered the most important sneaker in history as it helped propel Air Jordan, and perhaps save Nike. This particular shoe did for sneakers what the Iphone did for phones. And right now I am sure most of you are thinking… sneakers? I’m sure many of you are questioning how I was even allowed to give a speech in a college event about investing, and that is fair. Perhaps

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    companies engaged in the manufacturing of shoes such as dress shoes, sneakers, slippers, boots, galoshes, sandals and athletic and trade related shoes. The industry also includes shoe parts such as shoe laces, buckles, clasps, inner soles, heels and padding. The shoe industry excludes leather stock for shoes, classified in Textiles & Leather Goods. For this paper, I will be explaining the shoe industry statistics, the demographics of who spends the most on shoes, the most popular shoe stores, the most

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    Nike's History and Marketing Essay

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    Nike's History and Marketing Every box of Nike shoes states, “engineered and built to the exact specifications for championship athletes around the world.” Nike has become the measuring stick in the world of merchandising and endorsing. Top athletes around the world are often seen with a famous Nike swoosh on their shoes. It is not uncommon to see some form of Nike product everywhere you look. Nike “head honcho” Phil Knight wants to keep it that way, too.      In the spring of 1972, Phil

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    publicity. In 1982 a fresh college guy Michael Jordan entered NBA with a winning shot in the 1982 National Championship game, he immediately gained attention from Nike producers, who saw him as a potential marketing tool. In 1985 Michael signed 5 years contract worth $500,000 annually plus royalties and his role was to promote their brand. Before that year NBA players could only wear white shoes, however Nike designed a new pair of black and red sneakers Air Jordan I and let him wear them during the games

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    Nike's Sneakerhead World

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    I am studying Nike and they community of followers they have built up around their organization, but first it is important to have a good grasp on what exactly a “sneakerhead” is because they are Nikes specific target audience for limited edition shoes. With the rise of sneaker culture and sneakerheads, there has been a museum exhibit in the Brooklyn Museum to pay tribute the rise of sneaker culture (see Figure 1), there are many different sneaker shows that travel across the United States and globally

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    Of all the major fads and trends surging through popular culture, none is more prevalent than flashy footwear. Mainly with athletic sneakers, the footwear industry has experienced a major influx in the demand for the output of iconic shoes. The current manufacturing practices of the sneaker industry, in particular companies such as Nike, Reebok, Adidas, and New Balance, takes place all over the globe. With the industry experiencing severe competition and the product requiring intensive labor, firms

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    In August of 2016, we will work with designers to design our custom designed NBA jerseys for the NBA and for retail sell and we expect to have the jerseys ready to display by the middle of September. In October, we will present our jerseys to public and make them available for sell on them online our website and sport apparel stores and we plan to target our audience by advertising on social media such as Twitter and Instagram. We will display our jerseys in fashion and sports magazines and we plan

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    of Michael Jordan and the New Global Capitalism In the history of business, there has been a clear record of industry heads finding something or someone as a mainstay and bedrock for their respective companies or corporations; there is often a chief product that keeps many businesses afloat, even in the rough times. Apple found it's own in 2001 with the iPod. McDonald's has had the Big Mac since the late 1960s. Nike, however, found their goldmine in a person with Michael Jordan. Walter LaFeber's

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