Tuesday, November 23, 2010

top brands in the world 13-14-15


Germany Automotive====BMW


BMWreacted to the increased demand for cleaner cars that are cheaper to run by investing in fuel-efficient engines like its EfficientDynamics system. Currently, 40% of all cars sold have diesel engines. The brand is presenting efficiency as its future, with the proviso that driving pleasure won’t be compromised. Increased demand for luxury in emerging markets and well-built cars that hold their value has played into BMW’s hands. Look out for an emission-free small car in the near future.


United States Personal Car====Gillette


Gillette has maintained its high-profile with the US sponsorship of Major League Baseball and the Gillette Champions Program, a strong promotional initiative uniting three major sporting heroes. Continued expansion of the Fusion range into new markets during 2007 drove sales and helped solidify the leadership position of Gillette in the razors and blades market globally. New lines have helped it consolidate its positioning as “the best for men,” while the Venus razor has helped it gain big in the female side of the business, too.


United States Financial Services===AMERICAN EXPRESS



The changing market conditions in the industry have helped AmEx. While the competition are busy focusing on internal business issues, AmEx is free to expand market leadership and reorganize its corporate structure to better service customers. It increased its marketing and card-member spend by 20% from the year before, and launched new initiatives like the Plum card in the US. The brand furthered its aspirational status by investing in big celebrity advertising campaigns in the US and by forming some premium co-brand partnerships in Europe, such as with Harrods and BMW.

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