This can be about ethicalness. For instance, was sony's viral marketing campaign on brooke fraser ethical?
Sony should make sure its marketing strategies are in line with today's youth. Most of the music sold and music equipment purchased is purchased by those under 30 years old. They need to target their marketing to this age group.
I heard that the "professional ladies" of Pompeii, Rome and Ancient Greece wore sandals that left the words "Follow Me" in their footprints in the sandy streets, which is supposedly the earliest known record of direct maketing. The idea was that prospective clients would se the tracks and follow them to their place of employment, I suppose. In the modern world, it would be the big corporate giants, where marketing culture shifted away from sales and production, to marketing (since there was excess products). This includes mcdonalds, sony, etc. One commonl used marketing exampple is the "brooke and jeremy" story where sony started rumors about the singer and vj, but brooke had absolutely no idea about it, and both were upset about the rumors. It's a very notable example of viral marketing.
Pepsi vs Coke and vise versa A more serious example is sony's playstation and brooke fraser/jeremy shum marketing campaigns. especially when it's about people (treated as products) and they have no idea about it - that's when it's REALLY dirty.
Either strategy is a good way for a business to go about improving itself. Rationalizing retailing is likely going to be a better way to go.
Sony india follows a one level distribution strategy i.e. manufacturer to retailers to customers.
Sony utilizes a premium pricing strategy for its products. This means that its products are priced higher than competitors' offerings, reflecting the high quality, technology, and brand value associated with Sony. Sony's pricing strategy focuses on capturing value from customers who are willing to pay a premium for the perceived benefits of its products.
This can be about ethicalness. For instance, was sony's viral marketing campaign on brooke fraser ethical?
t Private companies do not reveal their functional strategies, just an overall vague general strategy.
Sony should make sure its marketing strategies are in line with today's youth. Most of the music sold and music equipment purchased is purchased by those under 30 years old. They need to target their marketing to this age group.
Well, as far as Playstation console marketing, they always try to beat Nintendo to the realvealing race, it worked about 3 out of 4 times, for example, the PS1 came out before the N64, and the PS2 came out before the GameCube, and the PS3 came out before the Wii, however, Nintendo released the Wii-U before Sony even unrevealed the PS4
Make no change to the company's current activities. stick to smartphone division.
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The PS4 has not even been announced by Sony. Marketing may decide to name the next Game console Sony releases something other than Playstation.
I don't know - it's marketing. It may not be ethical but it sells their products!
Its only marketing-nonsens you will hear no difference.
Sony usually creates various subsidiaries in different countries. These local distributors can set different prices for their products and focus on promoting any new items in a certain line of electronics.