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Page 1: Brand positioning

Brand

Positioning School work (AAU) Made by Sonny Sun

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Current Situation

Mission: to focus on

finding new and better ways to

make an affordable “ride” for everyone.

Attributes: Reliable,

trustworthy, hard-working,

friendly

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Huffy Bicycle children's bikes featuring the Disney and Nickelodeon characters  

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$ HUFFY

Huffy’s main customers

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$ HUFFY

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New Target

audience $

HUFFY

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5 to 15 16 to 24 25 to 30 31 to 50 51 to 54 65 over

percent

THEY ARE THE SECOND LARGEST BICYCLING GROUP !

Percentage of Bicycling Trips by Age

American bicycle association 2010

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Huffy has a big opportunity to reach them .

< 18, 19%

18-24, 11%

25-34, 16% 35-54, 41%

55-64, 9% 64+, 4%

who visit HUFFY.COM

Index: 128

www.quantcast.com

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New target audience:

Parents

31 – 50 The second Largest bicycling group

35 – 54 The LARGEST Group that visits Huffy..com

Parents who are 35 to 50

years old.

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86%

14% were aware of the Huffy brand were not aware of the Huffy brand

adults who were

purchasing an adult bike

86% of adults were aware of HUFFY when they made a purchase of bicycles.

research conducted by Huffy

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86%

14% were aware of the Huffy brand were not aware of the Huffy brand

adults who were

purchasing an adult bike

purchased 9%

9% of them did purchase

research conducted by Huffy

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86%

14% were aware of the Huffy brand were not aware of the Huffy brand

adults who were

purchasing an adult bike

What do they think of Huffy?

purchased 9%

9% of them did purchase

research conducted by Huffy

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F o r C h i l d r e n

Fo r adu lts

Pa r e n ts Pa r e n ts

Many people of the target segment think:

research conducted by Huffy

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Meet their needs

? What do

Parents want?

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Meet their needs

They want to spend time with their family.

www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2012/06/gender-­‐norms  

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as human natural, parents want to spend time with their children! And they want their children to spend more time with them; they want to be close to their children. They want to play with their children.

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Parents want to do outdoor activities with their children!

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Competitors:    

parents

edgier      adventurous

professional

serious

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Competitors:    

parents

edgier      adventurous

professional

serious

? Enhance family time

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brand Positioning statement

huffy bicycles will help parents who are

from 35 to 50 to create and enhance

family time, when riding huffy bicycles with their children.

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American people care about their families,

especially parents. But there is no bicycle brand that makes family friendly

bicycles for helping parents to create and enhance family time..

Objective: parents buy

huffy bikes for themselves.

Target audience: Parents Who Are 35 to 50 years old

Message: huffy bicycles

will help parents to create and

enhance family time with their

children.  

website Mobile Social

Networking Blog

 What do we need to do? We need to interact with our consumers in a

fun way showing that Huffy is the logical choice for the entire

family.

Creative brief:

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media

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How to make them believe ?

website

63% of consumers find a user-

friendly, attractive

website to be appealing for a

brand

www.marketingcharts.com

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How to make them believe ?

website

63% of consumers find a user-

friendly, attractive

website to be appealing for a

brand

Main page less focused on

children’s bikes, but more family friendly designs. www.marketingcharts.com

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How to make them believe ?

website

63% of consumers find a user-

friendly, attractive

website to be appealing for a

brand

Main page less focused on

children’s bikes, but more family’s friendly design.

Make it easier for customers

to communicate with Huffy via

website

Main page less focused on

children’s bikes, but more family friendly designs. www.marketingcharts.com

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How to make them believe ?

website

63% of consumers find a user-

friendly, attractive

website to be appealing for a

brand

Make it easier for customers

to communicate with Huffy via

website

Add video (commercial ads) and use

family friendly visuals

Main page less focused on

children’s bikes, but more family friendly designs. www.marketingcharts.com

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Mobile Social

Networking

How to make them believe ?

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Mobile Social

Networking

How to make them believe ?

blog.nielsen.com

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Mobile Social

Networking

How to make them believe ?

Facebook  

Twi?er  

Share pictures and videos WITH families

riding bikes, INTERACTION BEWTEEN

COMPANY AND CONSUMER.

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Mobile Social

Networking

How to make them believe ?

Twi?er  FAMILY

FRIENDLY

Facebook  

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Blog

marketingcharts.com

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Blog

UPLOAD AND SHARE RELEVANT ARTICLES

AND PHOTOS. BE INTERACTIVE!

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website

blog

Thank you

Mobile social networking