How Nike adapts ‘Just Do It’ to work across cultures This article reveals how Nike, the sportswear brand, successfully adapted its core brand proposition of 'Just Do It' to very diverse cultures.

Industrial products are the least exposed to cultural differences. or adaptation policy. Through Nike’s multicountry print and television campaigns, the company has become the global leader in sales of athletic apparel and footwear (Nike, Inc., 2011). Nike asks you to accept cookies for performance, social media and advertising purposes. Beyond that, cultural issues — which we'll come to shortly — should also be taken into account. To get more information or amend your preferences, press the ‘more information’ button or visit "Cookie Settings" at the bottom of the website. Social media and advertising cookies of third parties are used to offer you social media functionalities and personalized ads. Nike, Inc., the worldwide maker of athletic shoes and apparel, is one of the most outstanding examples of successful international advertising and marketing.

Durable consumer products are subject to a more homogeneous demand and predictable adjustments, such as for example, adjustments to the different technical systems for video devices. Foods are most sensitive to local tastes and habits. Brand Adaptation: Global & Local Branding A strong brand should retain its core values and identity but tailor its message to suit individual markets.