International Marketing for H&M
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By Chester Shih
H&M � Hennes & Mauritz � Was called Hennes, Swedish for "hers" � established in 1947 by Erling Persson in Västerås � Swedish retail-clothing company � 800 factories in Europe and Asia
Fashion and quality at the best price
Fashion - Wears are designed by top/famous designer, catwalk Quality - Maintain the good quality even in competitive price Best Price - Reasonable price that people in the town can afford
Competition � Forever 21 � Zara � The GAP
The Numbers � Sales: 127billion � Profit after tax around 18.7 billion USD � Employed around 87,000 people all over
the world.
Stores � Opened its first U.S. store in New York City,
on Fifth Avenue in March 2000. � Over 2,300 stores in 41 countries of 2011. � Headquarter: Hennes & Mauritz AB and
located in Mäster Samuelsgatan Sweden.
The Product Line For Ladies: Tops Jersey Tops Pants Shorts Dresses Skirts Jacket/Coats Blazer/Vests Sportswear Lingrie/Sleepwear Socks/Tights Accessories Shoes Cosmetics
For Men: Tops/T-shirts Shirts Sweaters/Cardigans Suits/Blazers Pants Jeans Shorts Outerwear Underwear/Socks Shoes Accessories
Demographic � Young-minded � Fashion conscious groups � Women, men, teenagers and children � 18~40 years old � Religion: all � Race: all
Marketing Strategy in US � Mobile marketing campaign � Celebrities � Charity events � Signature designers
Taiwan � Populations: approximately 23,071,779 � Climate: tropical; marine; rainy season during southwest
monsoon � Religion: Mixture of Buddhist, Confucian, and Taoist
93%, Christian 4.5%, other 2.5% � Languages: Mandarin Chinese (official), Taiwanese
(Min), Hakka dialects
Economy � Exports, led by electronics and machinery,
generate about 70% of Taiwan's GDP growth � Taiwan's diplomatic isolation, low birth rate, and
rapidly aging population are major long-term challenges.
� Excluded from Free trade agreements
New Store Location
New consumers � Women, men, teenagers and children � 20~40 years old � High school and higher
Competitions
Market strategy/Advertising strategy
� One –channel distribution � Print Media: GQ, VOGUE, COOL, BANG!, VIVI, Men’s Uno. � TV commercials � Fashion shows � Mobile Advertisement � Fashion bloggers