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    • [PDF File]Guerilla Marketing in the Context of Industry 4

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      In 2019, Nike values raised to $30 billion in a year almost solely due to an advertisement broadcasted on Twitter. Colin Kaepernick, a social equality activist, starred in it, and the commercial ...


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      and those who should be” (Nike, n.d.) and won Nike the 2019 Outstanding Commercial Creative Arts Emmy, beating out Apple, Amazon, and Sandy Hook Promise (Diaz, 2019; Haithman & Blyth, 2019). The ad, narrated by NFL deviant Colin Kaepernick, urged viewers not to ask if their dreams are crazy, but rather to “ask if they’re crazy enough”


    • [PDF File]Just Do It The Nike Spirit In The Corporate World

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      Nike asks you to accept cookies for performance, social media and advertising purposes. Social media and advertising cookies of third parties are used to offer you social media functionalities and personalized ads. Nike. Just Do It. Nike.com In September, former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick became the new face of Nike's "Just Do It" campaign.


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      as it aligns with your values. Allen spoke about the success of Nike’s 2018 campaign with Colin Kaepernick. Nike engaged with BLM’s leaders by providing a platform to a person with an authentic voice within the BLM movement. Moreover, they engaged with their values by supporting Kaepernick as a time when the NFL refused to. Content that ...



    • [PDF File]HOW BRANDS GROW THROUGH PURPOSE

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      the most watched video in P&G history. DREAM CRAZY Nike’s endorsement of Colin Kaepernick’s national anthem protest against police brutality was truly a viral sensation when it landed. In just 24 hours, it had media exposure worth $43 million and in 5 days it has been watched 65 million around the world. HOW BRANDS GROW THROUGH PURPOSE ...


    • [PDF File]HOW PURPOSE PAYS BACK. - Revolt

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      It became the most watched video in P&G history with 76 millions views and saw Always’ purchase intent soar by 20%. When Colin Kaepernick said “believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything.” in Nike’s 2018 Dream Crazy ad he could have been talking directly to brand managers. Gone was the era of brands sitting on the


    • [PDF File]Navy seal museum in fort pierce used colin kaepernick

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      The video's caption reads “Colin Kaepernick stand in Josh gets attacked by 5 Navy SEAL dogs for not standing during the National Anthem at a Navy SEAL Museum fundraiser.” The video was originally posted to Instagram in January 2019 but started recirculating on Twitter on Sunday. Navy SEAL Museum in Fort Pierce used “Colin Kaepernick stand ...


    • [PDF File]Two years later, Nike’s Colin Kaepernick ad an even bigger ...

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      Two years later, Nike’s Colin Kaepernick ad an even bigger success, poll shows By Daniel Kaplan 27m ago 2 To open the 2018 NFL season, Nike ran its now-famous Colin Kaepernick ad, featuring the out-of-work quarterback and cultural icon talking about crazy dreams as world-class athletes flitted across the screen. At the time, the ad


    • [PDF File]Teacher’s Notes: Nike

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      Page 1 Colin Kaepernick was a famous football player in the NFL. Kaepernick played for the San Francisco 49ers. The team is in California. Kaepernick was mad about racism in America. Racism is when a group of people are not being treated fairly. Kaepernick felt that Black people not being treated fairly.


    • [PDF File]30th Anniversary “Just Do It”

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      Colin Kaepernick was a former NFL player for the San Francisco 49ers who was blackballed from the NFL for taking a knee during the national anthem, to demonstrate his activism against police brutality amongst the black community. Nike took a clear stand, as well as risk, by endorsing Kaepernick for the campaign. The YouTube video received over ...


    • Analysis of Colin Kaepernick's Nike Dream Crazy Commercial

      release of the commercial. They continue to remain sports gear’s highest selling company despite the negative backlash. After all the emotion invoked by the advertisement, Nike and Colin Kaepernick received millions of dollars in revenue from the promotion of the ad and Kaepernick was granted a larger stage to protest.


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      On the other hand, Nike managed to walk on the right side of the line in its use of Colin Kaepernick in last year’s manifestation of the brand’s mantra. There is a world of difference between these campaigns, but the most important point is that Nike’s approach was more authentic and consistent with its values. Nike has been encouraging


    • Athlete activism is changing partnerships with brands

      Brands and athletes are also working together on social issues. Despite the controversy surrounding Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest, Nike Inc. tapped the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback as a face of the 30th anniversary commemoration of Nike's iconic “Just Do It” campaign.


    • [PDF File]Commercials that have ethos pathos and logos

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      Kaepernick sacrificed everything. So when he says the line, “Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything,” it's a powerful use of ethos. It leaves the audience thinking that if it trusts the character of the speaker (Kaepernick), then it can trust Nike as a credible source, too.


    • [PDF File]C O L I N KA E PE R N IC K & N IK E

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      Kaepernick and Nike created many strengths for themselves with the release of their commercial. Kaepernick was able to have Nike relay his message to be seen and heard to millions of people around the world, successfully spreading awareness for his fight for equality. Kaepernick even had, then President Barack Obama,


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