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Vanshika Rajput Ms. Bharti Rani

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Introduction
• Adidas is a multinational corporation that is widely recognized as one of the world's leading manufacturers
and suppliers of athletic footwear, apparel, and accessories. Established in Germany in 1949 by Adolf
Dassler, the company has since become a global powerhouse in the sports industry. With its iconic three-
stripe logo, Adidas has gained immense popularity and a strong presence in the market.
• Adidas specializes in producing a wide range of sports-related products, catering to various athletic
disciplines such as soccer, basketball, running, and training. The brand is known for its commitment to
innovation, incorporating cutting-edge technologies and materials into their products to enhance performance
and provide superior comfort to athletes and sports enthusiasts.
• Over the years, Adidas has formed partnerships and collaborations with renowned athletes, sports teams, and
celebrities, further boosting its brand recognition and appeal. These partnerships have resulted in the
development of signature lines, exclusive collections, and collaborative projects that blend sports and fashion,
making Adidas a sought-after brand in both athletic and lifestyle contexts.
• In addition to its commitment to athletic excellence, Adidas has also been actively involved in sustainability
initiatives. The company has implemented measures to reduce its environmental impact, such as using
recycled materials and investing in renewable energy sources. It has also launched programs to support
underprivileged communities and promote inclusivity in sports.
• With a global presence, Adidas operates numerous retail stores worldwide, as well as an extensive online
platform, allowing customers to access their products easily. The brand's commitment to quality, innovation,
and style has made it a favorite choice among athletes, sports enthusiasts, and fashion-conscious individuals
alike, solidifying its position as a leading global sports brand.
Objectives of the study
• 1. Assess Current Market Position: The study aims to evaluate Adidas's current market position, including its
brand reputation, market share, and competitive landscape. This analysis helps identify the strengths and
weaknesses of Adidas's marketing strategy and provides a foundation for future improvements.
• 2. Understand Target Customers: The study seeks to gain a deep understanding of Adidas's target customers,
their preferences, needs, and purchasing behaviors
• 3. Evaluate Marketing Mix: The study aims to analyze Adidas's marketing mix, which includes product,
price, place, and promotion strategies. By assessing these elements, researchers can identify areas of
improvement and suggest strategies to enhance product offerings, pricing strategies, distribution channels,
and promotional activities.
• 4. Analyze Brand Perception: The study aims to measure how consumers perceive the Adidas brand. This
involves evaluating brand awareness, brand associations, brand loyalty, and brand image.
• 5. Identify Competitive Advantages: The study aims to identify and leverage Adidas's competitive advantages
over its rivals. This involves analyzing factors such as unique product features, technological advancements,
celebrity endorsements, and sponsorships.
• 6. Evaluate Marketing ROI: The study seeks to assess the return on investment (ROI) of Adidas's marketing
activities.
• 7. Monitor and Track Results: The study aims to establish a framework for monitoring and tracking the
implementation of recommended strategies. This allows Adidas to assess the effectiveness of the proposed
changes and make necessary adjustments over time to ensure continuous improvement in its marketing
efforts.
Research methodology
• 1. Surveys: Surveys can be conducted to gather quantitative data from a large number of respondents. These
surveys may include questions about consumer preferences, brand perception, purchasing behavior, and
awareness of Adidas's marketing efforts. Surveys can be distributed online, through email, or in-person.
• 2. Interviews: In-depth interviews with key stakeholders, such as marketing managers or executives at
Adidas, can provide valuable qualitative insights. These interviews may explore topics such as marketing
objectives, target audience analysis, competitive positioning, and decision-making processes. Interviews can
be conducted face-to-face, over the phone, or through video calls.
• 3. Focus Groups: Focus groups involve a moderated discussion with a small group of participants who
represent Adidas's target market. This qualitative research method allows for in-depth exploration of
consumer perceptions, preferences, and opinions related to Adidas's marketing strategy. Focus groups can
uncover valuable insights and generate ideas for improvement.
• 4. Case Studies: Case studies involve in-depth analysis of specific marketing campaigns or initiatives
undertaken by Adidas. These studies provide a detailed examination of the objectives, strategies,
implementation, and outcomes of the marketing efforts. Case studies may involve data collection through
interviews, document analysis, and observation.
• 5. Secondary Research: Secondary research involves gathering existing data and information from various
sources such as industry reports, market research publications, academic journals, and online databases. This
data can provide insights into market trends, consumer behavior, competitor analysis, and industry
benchmarks.
Findings
1. Strong Brand Image: Adidas has successfully established a strong brand image globally. The brand is often
associated with quality, innovation, and performance in the sports industry. Its logo, the three stripes, is
instantly recognizable and has become an iconic symbol.
2. Targeted Marketing: Adidas has been effective in targeting specific consumer segments through its marketing
efforts. The brand has successfully appealed to athletes, sports enthusiasts, and fashion-conscious individuals
by aligning its marketing campaigns with their interests and aspirations.
3. Sponsorships and Collaborations: Adidas has leveraged partnerships and collaborations with high-profile
athletes, sports teams, and celebrities to enhance its brand visibility and credibility. Collaborations with
renowned designers and celebrities have helped Adidas bridge the gap between sports and fashion, attracting
a wider audience.
4. Digital Marketing Success: Adidas has embraced digital marketing channels and social media platforms to
engage with its target audience effectively. The brand has developed interactive campaigns, leveraged
influencers, and created engaging content to strengthen its online presence and connect with consumers.
Conclusions
Overall, the study would conclude that Adidas's marketing strategy has been successful in establishing a strong
brand presence, targeting diverse consumer segments, leveraging strategic partnerships, embracing digital
marketing channels, incorporating sustainability, fostering product innovation, and expanding its market
footprint. These factors have contributed to Adidas's growth and market leadership in the sports industry.
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