• Home
  • Advertising
  • Digital Media
  • Marketing
    • Marketing
    • Automobile
    • Food
    • Health & Medicine
    • Lifestyle
    • Technology
    • Telecom
    • Travel
  • What’s Buzzing
    • What’s Buzzing
    • Startup
    • Campaigns
    • Editorial Opinions
    • Events & Entertainment
    • Video
Log In
  • About
  • Contact
  • Terms
  • Privacy Policy

Contact Us

  • Home
  • Advertising
  • Digital Media
  • Marketing
    • Automobile
    • Food
    • Health & Medicine
    • Lifestyle
    • Technology
    • Telecom
    • Travel
  • What’s Buzzing
    • Startup
    • Campaigns
    • Editorial Opinions
    • Events & Entertainment
    • Video

7 World’s Most Popular Brands & What Makes Them So Addictive

  • November 27, 2020
  • Surabhi Kedia
  • Posted in Editorial OpinionsMarketing

When it comes to brands establishing their name, sticking to proven, calculated, and actionable marketing tools is as important as thinking out of the box and bringing in new ideas on board.

Today, we will discuss how brands like Apple and McDonalds’ are what they are in today’s scenario. Or, in other words, what did they do right when it comes to marketing, and what you can learn from them. Fasten your seatbelts, and keep reading.

1. Apple

Apple probably has the most loyal customer base established, especially when it comes to cutting-edge technology. It’s rare to find people not owning at least one Apple product.

So, how do they do it? Have you noticed whenever a new apple phone is launched, or a new watch series, a buzz is created in the market? What buzz is that for? That is because they have conditioned their customers to “need” their latest products. This explains people’s obsession with Apple.

2. Spotify

When Spotify rose to height, the market offering music streaming services was actually saturated, but still, Spotify conquered, owing to its exceptional marketing.

Spotify offered a very personalized and customized individual experience, as the user demands.

3. Uber

Well, we all have installed Uber on our phones, and have traveled with it. Well, Uber’s user interface is completely user friendly, making the job of booking a cab achievable, from a 10-year-old to a 60-year-old. Apart from that, Uber capitalizes on the first-mover’s advantage like a pro!

4. Amazon

Now, Amazon is not just restricted to offer you an exceptional online shopping experience but is present from OTT Platforms, groceries, medicines, books, twitch, and more.

They offer everything on individual’s demands, and try to link their experience as one. For instance, having an Amazon Prime Membership means, both, access to their OTT Platform, as well as free and faster delivery of what they ordered from their shopping portal.

5. Nike

brands

Probably one of the best athletic retail brands, and when it comes to sports retail business, their marketing and branding gameplan has always been the one to look at. Here’s the secret behind their success: they don’t sell their products, but rather sell the idea behind it. That’s why they have top athletes as brand ambassadors on board.

6. Bumble

brands and marketers

Bumble has been redefining online dating in the 21st century. It promotes itself a safer community, where online dating, meeting new people, and seeing someone isn’t a fad.

7. Tesla

When we talk about brands in the present, Tesla might or might not have a name. but when we talk about brands having a future, Tesla surely has a name. The influence of a CEO on its brand can be well understood by Elon Musk’s involvement and influence over Tesla.

Also Read: 10 Tricks Marketing Experts Never Want You To Know!

Wrapping it up, here’s a pro tip for you: Don’t just look for what other brands did right, also, look for what they did wrong, so you don’t have to repeat their mistakes.

Related Posts

comments
Editorial OpinionsWhat’s Buzzing

How WhatsApp Rivals Are Making Most With Moment Marketing Around Privacy Policy

comments
Editorial OpinionsWhat’s Buzzing

WhatsApp Finally Addresses Rumors & Claims On Its Privacy Policy

comments
Editorial OpinionsWhat’s Buzzing

ChaiWala’s Attempt To Deliver Samosa In Space Has A Crash Landing In France

comments
Editorial OpinionsWhat’s Buzzing

With The New Found Fame of Signal, Elon Musk Likely To ‘Donate’

comments
Editorial OpinionsWhat’s Buzzing

In A Brand New Post, Telegram’s Founder Pavel Durov Slams Facebook

Comments

Do not miss

comments
Editorial OpinionsWhat’s Buzzing

How WhatsApp Rivals Are Making Most With Moment Marketing Around Privacy Policy


Facebook

Marketing Mind

Follow Us

Help

    About
    Contact
    Terms
    Privacy Policy
Copyright © 2019 RVCJ Digital Media Pvt Ltd
Contact Us

    Fill the form or you can send us an email on [email protected]

    Got a hot tip? Send it to us!

      Your Name (required)

      Your Email (required)

      Video URL

      Attach Video

      Your Message