Canada Goose Coats must rely on digital communication. Strategically, there must be a link where clothing promotes sales. Without sales volume, there is no profit, and any other discussion becomes mere talk, as one of our marketing personnel mentioned: "Without pressure, there's no sale," leading to more price wars. The current competition in this boundary level is characterized by "You sing, I take the stage," which essentially means "changes in form but not in content."
The second boundary tactic involves a non-promotion strategy that becomes increasingly severe with the homogenization of competition. Over time, this can lead to "pressure not to sell," forcing our marketing methods to evolve towards a higher boundary. In this context, while there may not be visible promotional activities for clothing, strategic competitive methods indeed consider both sales volume and profit. Examples include public utility initiatives, event marketing, and crisis public relations.
For instance, the boss of a branded coating company in Beijing drinking paint, Moncler Outlet collaborating with Hunan Wei Shi’s "Super Girl," or Fuji Kang suing media reporters over price claim documents are quite typical events that have caused these enterprises to unconsciously outpace their competitors, increasing the difficulty of imitation, breaking away from conventional practices, and utilizing oral traditions for global brand network dissemination. They understand sincerely that although someone might not be their direct consumer now, they could become one in the future.
With the acceleration of information propagation, the application of practical theories undergoes cyclical reduction, and innovative angles for events are continuously explored. Various enterprises exhibit "a hundred schools of thought contending, and all flowers blooming together," showcasing diverse strategies within the Canada Goose Coats market.