REEBOK CASE STUDY

Summary

        Reebok started out not with a running shoe but with an athletic shoe that designed for women which was called “the freestyle” aerobics shoe. Between 1987 and 1989, Reebok was the world’s #1 athletic footwear brand. Over the Nike regained the #1 share of the U.S. athletic footwear market. This made Reebok enter into many complications because their economic market began to drop. Since Reebok’s main emphasis was on women’s athletic shoes and Nike was dealing with men athletic shoes, it was giving Reebok major competition. Many people would buy men shoes basically because they see that all sports teams have them on and they want what they have. My main recommendation for Reebok is to find a way to get more male athletes to endorse their products so they can catch the interest of younger children between the ages of 12-17.

Overview

        The main thing dealing with Reebok shoes is, you have to go over the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.

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Strengths- they remained #2 to Nike, which would not give them too much trouble passing over Nike. They contained World Wide distribution, which gave them a chance to try to win over customers in different countries. The best thing that they have is that they have good financial strengths. As long as they are maintaining a good financial status, they would be able to purchase more products and stay in competition with their competitors.

Weakness- the weaknesses that Reebok has are; their main product is based on women’s shoes, which are not a massive marketing product. Women’s shoes are ...

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