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Nike Makes the Integration of Digital and Physical Retail a Reality

Nike has created an amazing store in New York City that truly integrates the digital experience with physical retail. The worlds of physical and digital are not really separated for consumers the way we may have thought says Heidi O’Neil, the President Nike Direct. Clearly, brick and mortar retail is not dead, it’s just changing […]

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Jet.com lures Nike and Bonobos, launches custom brand ‘shops’ on the marketplace

Heading into the holiday shopping season, Jet.com has launched dedicated brand “stores” for Nike and Bonobos on its site. Why you should care This fall, Walmart-owned Jet.com launched a website update aimed at catering to the urban shoppers it says make up the bulk of its customer base. As part of this effort, the company

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Marketing Day: Is Nike stupid or shrewd, Facebook use down, Martech growth & more

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How Nike changed the consumer brand marketing universe

The brand marketing campaign that defined Nike Consumer brand marketing is easily one of the hardest challenges for a brand of any type. This needs to be effective and resonating for your potential customers to purchase from you. The sports giant that took its name from the Greek Goddess of victory, Nike (Pronounced /ˈnaɪki/), managed to be

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Nike Just Took the Biggest Risk in Its History. Here’s Why It Will Pay Off

On March 7th, to much brouhaha, Nike became the first major brand to launch a sporting hijab for Muslim women athletes. It caused a stir. But should it have? Nike founders Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman first named their athletic startup Blue Ribbon Sports. Blue Ribbon is a good name for a running shoe company.

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