Burton Brand Analysis

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Doohee Chang, Chen- Chen Ho, Faith Ekudu, Lauren Jacob , Mandi Lu, Marie Nicolini, & Mike O’Brien

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Brand analysis of the Burton brand for a Global Brand Management course.

Transcript of Burton Brand Analysis

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Doohee Chang, Chen-Chen

Ho, Faith Ekudu, Lauren

Jacob, Mandi Lu, Marie

Nicolini, & Mike O’Brien

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Founded in 1977, by snowboarding enthusiast Jake Burton

Most Influential in transitioning snowboarding from backyard hobby to world class sport

“Snowboarding is a culture, and Burton invented that culture”

Burton remains the international market leader in snowboards and related gear

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Punk Rock Movement

Surfing on the Snow

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Rider

Expression

Adventur

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Indiv

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Endurance

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Cutting Edge

TechnologyContemporary Designs

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SolutionFrom the beginning…

1982New Opportunities

Donna Carpenter

1992Past Decade

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• Jake Burton• Burton Employees• Core Promise• Innovation

• Snowboarders

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•AVAILABILITY•AFFORDABILITY•UP-TO-DATE STYLES

Points of Parity

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Points of Diff erence•Everything snowboarding•This is a lifestyle•Technology•Gear•Series 13

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Just Snowboarding.

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Just

You. Just Ride.

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Introductory announcements Contemporary executions

PUBLIC MESSAGES

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Distribution Strategies

• Flagship Stores • Local Retailers• Burton Online Stores

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2002 & 2006 Olympic Sponsor

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Whatever Burton Makes and Sells Carries Burton’s Culture

Burton’s product Lines characterizes the brand:18-year-old boy and wannabe

“A very important factor to this crew is that what they are riding and wearing is something their parents would never be caught dead in,”

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THE BURTON FAMILYTHE BURTON FAMILYExtending the

BrandExtending the

Brand

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Based on Burton’s apparent brand balance (familiarity meets appeal)

within its respective industry, should the brand consider

extending into the ski industry?

Why?

If yes, how?

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Ø DETERIORATION OF THE BRAND IMAGE

Ø LOGICAL PRODUCT EXTENSION… NOT

LOGICAL POSITIONING EXTENSION

Ø BURTON WILL/SHOULD NEVER

PRODUCE SKIS!

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Reflections with Matt Lewis,Softgoods Innovation Manager, Burton (Burlington, Vt.)

Over the years, there has been a constant focus on GEAR, TECH and TEAM

Ubiquitous industry presence, everywhere it needs to be … Transworld Mag., online, resorts, rider sponsorships, secondary magazines (Maxim, Playboy)

Successful Mix of Product and Presence :Performance/FunctionalityMaterialsQualityAestheticPrice

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THANK YOU

All pictures courtesy of Burton website