Table of Contents: Introduction 1 Define Strategy ...4 Advertising for Females .5 Star Search ..6 Customer Relationships ..7 Market .8 Shoe Industry ..9 Stores ..9 Marketing 9
Just do it." This is the slogan that has won the attention of millions of customers. It is one of the most potent and resilient advertising campaigns of all times, the number two leading ad slogan of the 20th century, according to Advertising Age magazine. When the Just Do It campaign was launched, Nike received thousands of letters who claimed the campaign gave them the inspiration to do all kinds of things. Some were inspired to get fit, go back to school, or even to find Jesus.
Another aspect of Nike is the swoosh. This is a commercial symbol that has become the most recognizable symbol in that economy. Nike 's swoosh has come to stand for athletic excellence, a spirit of determination, hip authenticity, and playful self-awareness. The language and attitude of Nike has become a part of everyday life. Nike has constructed itself an icon that demonstrates both a philosophy and a personality. The Nike Corporation is widely known across many continents. Nike is sure to stand
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