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Strategic Recommendations for Adidas

J. Simmons ADV 442: Section 006

The Adidas Mission

• Adidas’ mission is to clear: To be the best sports company in the world.”

• You came to me to help: • Increase overall engagement with post-

college individuals aged 22 to 29 and parents with young children (aged 2 to 5)

Your goal:

Is Adidas' social media strategy is working? Are people engaging? Is it amplified?

How should Adidas reach their target audience?

Report Summary

• My strategic recommendations are based on the following analyses: • I analyzed Twitter and compared your social media usage to

that of your competitor, Nike. • I examined the content of your Twitter posts to determine your

current levels of engagement + amplification. • I conducted research on your target audience to 1) learn

more about your audience and 2) determine the best potential consumers in this target group.

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• There was a spike in usage the week of August 21, 2018. • This was the week of the

#yesadidas campaign where consumers shared images of them wearing adidas and authorized adidas to share those images.

Audience attitudes • Parents of children aged 2 to 5:

• Dad’s care about their kids’ appearance and prioritize stylish clothing, however Mom’s are the primary shoppers.

• Shirts are the most purchased kid’s clothing item. Athletic wear was only purchased 55% of the time for children.

• Mom’s look to in-store displays and social media to make decisions on Children’s clothes.

• Young parent’s mainly shop in clothing stores (as opposed to department stores). Adidas clothing stores are concentrated in Los Angeles.

Data from Mintel and Statista

Audience Attitudes

• Post-college individuals aged 22 to 29: • Consumers in this age group are mostly focused on

practicality, followed by affordability. • Consumers in this age will purchase clothing to “treat

themselves” • Wellness (i.e., physical and mental health) drive

consumer clothing purchases. • Millennials are highly likely to engage in fitness sports. • Millennials purchase items online more than any other

age demographic. • Brand is important for higher-income shoppers.

Data from Mintel and Statista

Anna • Occupation:

• Nurse • Income: $80,000/year

• Demographics: • Age 25 • Los Angeles, CA • Married with 2 children (age 2 and 5) • Master’s degree

• Media Habits: • Uses Twitter to determine the latest trends

• Values: • Considers practicality when purchasing children’s clothes

as they grow fast, but also considers brand + style. • How can we help:

• Provide ideas for children’s styles (i.e., online display) on social media.

• Easy access to Adidas clothing stores for shirt purchases.

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• Occupation: • Engineer • Income: $120,000/year

• Demographics: • Age 23 • Detroit, MI • Bachelor’s Degree

• Media Habits: • Uses Twitter follow Fitness trends

• Values: • Values fitness and wellness • Fitness sports • Brand-specific in fitness clothing

• How can we help: • Provide an easy transition from social media use to online clothing

purchases.

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Nike Adidas

• Nike has more followers on Twitter.

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Nike Adidas

Nike commonly posts about social justice issues + their athletes. These posts receive a lot of engagement.

Our Content Strategy

• Adidas should focus on content promoting clothing, as these tweets garner the highest engagement. • Adidas should include images in these clothing posts, as these tweets

get the highest favorites and shares. • Adidas should reinstate their #yesadidas campaign promoting adidas

clothing trends so Adidas can increase the volume of their tweets. • Adidas should target young parents looking for trendy clothing for

their children on social media. The tweet should be a virtual (“in-store display”) • Adidas should target higher-income young adults engaged in fitness

sports. This tweets should easily direct them to a link for the clothing.

Our Objectives

• To increase average engagement with tweets by 30 percent by April 1, 2021. • To increase average tweets per day by 50 percent

by April 1, 2021.

Appendix

• Add content from Interim Report 1 + 2 (not included in Part 1) • These slides should include screenshots or images of all

your data analyses, including everything from the interim reports (revised per your TA’s feedback), all the elements of Steps 5 and 6, and any extra analyses you conducted along the way.

Danlina Lu