How to build up a new brand?
Company A was bullish on the prospects of a new product in the market. After a year¡¯s preparation, the product was finally on the launching pad. In consideration of pumping huge capital for the new product in China¡¯s market, the decision was meant to have a substantial impact on the company¡¯s perspective. Company A was vacillating as the result of launching the new product remained unknown ¡
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Company B owned a strong regional-brand with 90% of its sales derived from a specific province in that region in China. After years of marketing promotions, the product reached 65% of market share in the province. Company B consider the growing space for that product was limited, and decided to expand to other provinces, aiming to build up a nation-wide product. In the following two years, several endeavors were made, but still the company failed miserably¡
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How to boost up the sales of existing brand?
After years of marketing, starting from scratch, one of Company C¡¯s nationwide brands rose to $300 million in its annual sales. Since then, the product sale stagnated in the market in recent years. Meetings and conferences were constantly held in the boardroom of the company, more capital were poured into advertising and promotion, yet the market response was far from satisfaction ¡
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How to manage and coordinate multi brands development?
Company D manufactured two major products. Product A had been the prima source of income and profit, and Product B was newly introduced to the market a year ago, yet smothered by the strong competition. The capital resources of the company were usually limited. On one hand, Company D wanted to inject more capital to new product for a breakthrough in the new market while the company worried about Product A might lost its existing market share for inadequate funding¡
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