About Reebok
Founded by: Joseph William Foster, 1890 in UK.
Sub Brands
Reebok EasyTone
•Toning and shaping
Reebok ZigTech
•training activities
Reebok RealFlex
•flexible movements
Reebok Classic Collections
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Brand Owning Organization
Subsidiary of Adidas Group since 2006
Uli Becker – president of Reebok
8,000 employees
2010 – revenue of € 1,603 billion (19.3 % growth)
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Overview of Reebok
EasyTone
2007 – Run Easy & “There are two people in everyone”
2008 – “Your move”
2009 – EasyTone toning shoes
New balance pod technology
28 % more effective toning of butt & 11 % more on leg muscles 2011 – EasyTone tops & trousers
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Brand Value Proposition
Functional benefits: Toning, shaping, Strengthening, conditioning, flexibility.
Distinctive emotional benefits: Comfortable, enthusiastic, confident.
The Values of this brand:
“Empowering”, “Individualistic”, “Innovative”.
Brand Aura: Tone and shape your body to have healthy fitness lifestyle.
Brand Promise: Tone key muscles
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Current Brand
Communication Audit
Reebok 2012 campaign – Newer Ads featuring the
celebrities.
Reebok EasyTone Official Website
Mobile Applications
Social Networking Website
Posters, Online Marketing, TV Ads.,
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Competitor & Substitute
Analysis
Main category competitors:
Adidas 33 % market share
Nike 28 % market share
Umbro 9 % market share
Indirect competitors:
Kappa
Puma
Asics
Substitutes:
Regular sneakers
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PEST Analysis
Political trends:
UK Government supports the footwear industry
London 2012 Olympic Games & Paralympic Games
Outdoor learning in schools
Economic trends:
Big impact on the footwear industry
Financial crisis in 2008 – decrease of 8 % in sales
Consumers are more cautious about spending money
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Social trends:
Healthy lifestyle is trendy – rise in fitness
References: Books: Keller, Kevin Lane, Apéria, Tony and Georgson, Mats, Strategic Brand Management A European Perspective, Prentice Hall, 2008 Barbin, Barry J. and Harris, Eric G., CB3, 3th edition, South-Western, Gengage Learning, 2012 Websites: