Apple’s Brand Marketing Strategy: A Case Study on Brand Image and Customer Engagement

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Abstract

This study examines Apple’s marketing strategy from a customer perspective, focusing on brand image and engagement. Apple has earned a strong brand image in the global market with its innovation, superior design and high-quality products. Apple’s product differentiation and well-established ecosystem set it apart from the competition in the market. Apple’s retail stores enhance the customer experience with personalized service and digital displays. Apple uses digital marketing to engage customers and raise expectations when new products are released. Hunger marketing strategies, attention to detail, and customer care foster customer satisfaction and loyalty. Apple’s products have evolved from tools to lifestyle and fashion accessories, and its iOS system is shaping a unique attitude towards life. Through the psychology of social identity, the study reveals how customer emotions are reflected in Apple’s brand marketing. In addition, Apple’s commitment to environmental sustainability creates a positive image. The study emphasizes the importance of branding in attracting and retaining customers. Apple’s marketing strategy has transcended business and becomes part of consumers’ lifestyles, making the Apple brand synonymous with innovation, style and social acceptance.

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Zou, Y. (2023). Apple’s Brand Marketing Strategy: A Case Study on Brand Image and Customer Engagement. Highlights in Business, Economics and Management, 23, 712–715. https://doi.org/10.54097/sbcggy69

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