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iTunes Case Study

By: Remi Eid ID: @26541 Walaa Yassien ID: @29172. iTunes Case Study. Introduction:. Apple first introduced iTunes store in April 2003 first started out with 200 thousand songs, which gradually increased. STP:. iTunes is for everyone all around the globe

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iTunes Case Study

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  1. By: RemiEid ID: @26541 WalaaYassien ID: @29172 iTunes Case Study

  2. Introduction: • Apple first introduced iTunes store in April 2003 • first started out with 200 thousand songs, which gradually increased

  3. STP: • iTunes is for everyone all around the globe • takes note of the cultural differences through different demographics, psychographics as well as geographic segmentations • Apple success lies in its glocalization of its content • Parents • Students/Intellectuals as target audiences:

  4. iStore: • iTunes Ping • People can purchase music, movies, TV shows, podcasts, as well as other Apple products such as: Gift cards, iPad 1 and 2, iPhone, apple accessories and so much more • People can also chose to rent music, movies, TV shows and podcasts instead of buying them

  5. iTunes Business Model: • Software engineering • Hardware manufacturing • Retail

  6. iTunes Application: • Basic Application: iTunes itself is a free application from Apple to MAC or PC users • iTunes basic applications revolve around music, movies, TV shows, Podcast, iTunes U and Audiobooks • Over 70% of these applications are related to games while the other applications are related to the internet and social networks • Two types of applications: free and paid

  7. iTunes Innovation: • iTunes when it was first introduced in 2003 was an innovation itself • However, iTunes 10 is considered to be a creative version of iTunes rather than an innovative version

  8. iTunes e-store: • iTunes e-store stands up as huge revolution in the music industry • The e-store personal usage rights and the one-click direct download to iTunes made it easy where basic factors towards this success • “With music from all five major music companies and over 200 independent music labels, the iTunes Music Store is growing every day and will offer more than 400,000 songs.”

  9. iTunes Promotions: • “iTunes has revolutionized the way we buy music,” said Dawn Hudson, president of Pepsi-Cola North America • In 2004, Pepsi featured Apple in the most historic promotion made by Apple in San Francisco • Apple has announced in 2003 that it will legally give away 100 million free songs from its iTunes music stores • Another success was when iTunes announced a random sign up for open mice companions for its top 10 leading songs in its online store and the winner would get free downloads from the online store

  10. iTunes Gift Cards: • The main deal here is Gift Cards from iTunes online shop

  11. iTunes Website – Face of the Company- : • When you open the webpage; it feels more like a real store rather than a website • The webpage comes with 35 different languages featuring Apple’s multiple stores which are: Educational, Business and Governmental • Moreover, Apple’s e-store defines what should the consumers know about each product and facilitate the flow of information and ordering procedures

  12. Any Questions? The End

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