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In a previous article, we learned about the detailed marketing strategy of Mahindra, an Indian leading automobile company. In this blog, we are going to elaborate on the marketing strategy of Warner Bros – American multinational media. The objective is to learn and gain insights into Warner Bros and how it became America’s premium multinational media. So, as you can see, the world is fully online now, and marketing is the rib of every industry. If you are interested to know more about marketing then do check out our Free Masterclass on Digital Marketing by the CEO and founder of IIDE, Karan Shah. We will learn the entire marketing strategy of Warner Bros by the end of this blog. Before diving deep into it, let’s begin with the company’s story, target audience and digital presence. 

Previously we analysed the SWOT Analysis of Home Depot, North America’s largest home improvement shop. This case is pertaining to the SWOT Analysis of Lowes, its top competitor.  Lowe’s has developed from a little North Carolina hardware store to one of the world’s leading home improvement businesses. They are one of the most well-known names in the US and Canadian home improvement retail business. They have a long history of placing their clients at the centre of their operations. Lowe’s strategic marketing efforts have aided the company’s growth.   As the world goes online, marketing advances, and if you want to stay current, enrol in our Free MasterClass on Digital Marketing 101, presented by Karan Shah, the CEO and Founder of IIDE. Let’s get a quick overview of Lowe’s, its finance, products and competitors before jumping into the SWOT Analysis of Lowes. 

Royal Enfield’s marketing strategy focuses on digital platforms, influencer collaborations, and experiential marketing to engage a global audience. The brand uses Instagram and YouTube to share lifestyle content that educates consumers about motorcycling culture, positioning its bikes as symbols of adventure. By leveraging SEO, content marketing, and credible influencers, Royal Enfield builds trust and positions its products as solutions for exploration and freedom.

Previously we examined the SWOT Analysis of Jet Airways, an Indian-based airline. This time, we’ll take a look at the SWOT Analysis of Boeing. Boeing is one of the world’s leading aerospace manufacturers and the US’s top exporter in terms of cash value. The corporation supplies airlines to the U.S. and allied government clients in more than 150 nations as America’s largest manufacturing exporter. Marketing evolves over time in response to the preferences of the prevailing society. To understand more about today’s effective marketing, attend our Free MasterClass on Digital Marketing 101, presented by Karan Shah, CEO and Founder of IIDE. In this case study, we will learn about the SWOT Analysis of Boeing. Before we begin, let us learn more about Boeing, it’s founding, products/services, financial status and competitors.

Previously, we had seen the SWOT Analysis of KFC. Today in this blog let us gain insights about the marketing mix of KFC. Who doesn’t like spicy, tasty, and crispy fries and world-class juicy chicken? I guess we all do, and so I’m sure that we all have heard the name of the famous food joint, KFC.  KFC’s full form is Kentucky Fried Chicken and it’s an American fast-food giant with its headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky. It was founded in 1952 and has been operating in several countries and is the second-largest food chain after McDonald’s. In this blog, we will be covering the 4Ps of the Marketing Mix of KFC, that is the product, price, place and promotion strategy, to understand the concept of marketing in a wider manner to be possible. Let’s start by knowing about KFC company.

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In a previous article, we learned about the detailed Marketing Strategy of Pampers, a leading manufacturing company for baby products. In this blog, we are going to elaborate on the marketing strategy of Huggies  – a leading diaper brand in India. The objective is to learn and gain insights into Huggies and how it became India’s premium brand. So, a new normal makes online a huge importance for business and marketing is the rib of every industry. Check out our Free Masterclass on Digital Marketing taught by Karan Shah, the CEO and creator of IIDE, if you’re interested in learning more about marketing. We will learn the entire marketing strategy of Huggies by the end of this blog. Let’s start with the company’s history, target market, and online presence before delving deeper.

FMCGs are famous for having massive marketing budgets and comprehensive strategies. With the advent of digital marketing, companies everywhere are shifting their marketing strategies to adapt to the wave of change. FMCGs are one of the biggest beneficiaries of this change and to educate you about them, we have written this blog. We will educate you on the following topics: Definition of FMCG 7 Trends in Digital Marketing Strategies of FMCGs

Britannia Industries is one of the largest food companies in India, known for its biscuits, dairy products, and snacks. With an ever-expanding portfolio, the company has firmly positioned itself as a market leader. Wondering how Britannia continues to thrive amidst challenges? This SWOT analysis explores the brand's strategic positioning and the factors influencing its growth in 2025.

Toyota’s business model thrives on lean manufacturing, global production, and a strong product portfolio. Its success stems from the Toyota Production System (TPS), diverse offerings from hybrid to luxury, and a global network of suppliers and dealerships. In 2025, it remains a leader in innovation and efficiency.

Flipkart's marketing strategy has transformed online shopping in India by shifting from old-school promotions to a seamless, tech-driven experience. By leveraging advanced data analytics, it offers personalized solutions and recommendations tailored to the unique needs of Indian shoppers. This customer-centric approach combines culturally relevant content and innovative promotions to create a deeply engaging and convenient journey. Prioritizing customer satisfaction and constant improvement has allowed Flipkart to build a loyal fan base, stand out in a crowded market, and set a new standard for the e-commerce industry. Before diving into the marketing strategy of Flipkart, I’d like to mention that the research and initial analysis for this piece were conducted by Khyati Singh. She is currently a student in the IIDE's PG Digital Marketing Course (March 2025 Batch). If you find this case study on Flipkart’s marketing strategy insightful, feel free to reach out to Khyati to share a quick note of appreciation for her excellent research; she’ll truly value the recognition!

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