6. Nike later cashed in on the jogging/ fitness craze of the mid 1980s, during which its “Just Do It” campaign expanded to attract the female and teenage consumer, in addition to the stalwart 18 – 40-year-old male consumer
7. Linking the Campaign to Consumer Needs Through its “Just Do It” campaign, Nike was able to tap into the fitness craze of the 1980s. Reebok was sweeping the aerobics race and gaining huge market share in the sneaker business. Nike responded to that by releasing a tough, take-no- prisoners ad campaign that practically shamed people into exercising, and more importantly, to exercising in Nikes.
8. The “Just Do It” campaign was also effective in reassuring consumers that the brand they picked, Nike, was a quality brand. This was most effectively portrayed by celebrity sports figures such as Bo Jackson, John McEnroe and later, Michael Jordon. If Michael Jordan can play an entire NBA season in a pair of Nikes, certainly the average weekend warrior can trust the shoes’ durability. By focusing on the aura and image conveyed by the fitness culture, Nike was able to attract those who wanted the image without incurring the pain
9. “To bring Inspiration and Innovation to every Athlete* in the world. *If you have a body, you are an athlete” Mission STATEMENT
27. And you know when its time to take care of yourself, for yourself… To do something that makes you stronger, faster and more complete. Because you know its never too late to have a life… And Never too late to change one… JUST DO IT !
37. This is an impressive move by Nike, choosing to priorities social media activity over the traditional medium of TV. the ad spot breaking on Facebook nearly 3 days before it premiered on TV, during the NBA finals Social Media v/s TV
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39. This is a landmark social media campaign that shows significant investment by Nike into Facebook. The theme of the campaign continues with its video contest, which starts with asking for submissions of videos featuring people’s ‘crews’. The crews are challenged to create as much buzz around their entries as possible, using a variety of social media tools. The finalists then face a vote by professionals within Nike and their athletes to determine the winner, who will then win ‘The Chosen’ lifestyle. Social Media in the Driving Seat
52. The campaign is designed to target the niche sports areas they wouldn’t typically focus on including BMX, skating and snowboarding. This is Nike's first ever 'Just Do It' campaign featuring all action athletes, exemplifying its commitment to Action Sports and its elevation as a key growth category The film was shot all over the world at night. "The Chosen" campaign also includes a video contest inviting skaters, surfers, BMX riders, snowboarders and skiers to submit a video of their crew in order to be chosen for an opportunity of a lifetime -- a chance to travel with the Nike team while getting access to exclusive Nike products and experiences. The contest will run within Facebook where winners will be determined by fan support, Nike and Nike athletes. THE CHOSEN
53. Facebook - Thursday – 2nd June at 7 pm. Television – Sunday – 5th June during Game 3 of the NBA Finals at 8 PM Cinemas (3-D Version) - nationally over the 4th of July Weekend The campaign will be seen in 23 markets including the US, China, Brazil, Western Europe and Australia The campaign will debut globally
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55. THE ORIGINAL CAMPAIGN OF ‘JUST DO IT’ IS NOW ENSCONCED IN THE AMERICANA EXHIBIT AT THE SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM. IT BECAME PART OF THE AMERICAN HISTORY ! JUST DID IT ! THANK YOU !
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