When Apple launched its first store in Malaysia, Samsung made a bold move— They snapped up every nearby ad space, even securing the naming rights to the closest subway station. https://lnkd.in/gC6iATXa What’s your take: Brilliant strategy or too much? Here’s my perspective: This move reflects pure HUSTLE, and that's something to admire. Samsung’s message is clear: “Whatever Apple does, we’ll do it bigger—anywhere, anytime.” Now, not everyone can—or should—go that hard. But the drive behind it? That’s what counts. The best brands understand that no advantage is permanent. If you’re not pursuing your customers, someone else will. So yeah, maybe they went a little over the top—but isn’t that better than playing it safe? Ask yourself: "Where am I getting comfortable?" Then, go after it with that same restless energy. #MarketingStrategy #BrandCompetition #BoldMoves #SamsungVsApple #Advertising #BrandHustle #Innovation #CustomerEngagement #LeadershipMindset #RestlessEnergy #BusinessStrategy #MarketingTactics
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The Q2 2024 premium TV shipment report highlights Samsung leading the market with a 33% share, followed by LG with 18%. Chinese brands—Hisense (17%), TCL (15%), and Xiaomi (5%)—collectively account for 37% of the market, surpassing LG’s share and trailing closely behind Samsung. This demonstrates how Chinese manufacturers are aggressively closing the gap with South Korean giants by leveraging competitive pricing, display innovations, and strategic market expansion. This development mirrors the earlier trajectory of Samsung and LG, who disrupted the dominance of Japanese brands like Toshiba and Sony through similar strategies. As Chinese brands increase their market presence, the premium TV segment is becoming increasingly competitive, pushing established players like Samsung and LG to innovate further to maintain their leadership. #TVMarket #Samsung #LG #Hisense #TCL #Xiaomi #PremiumTV #TechCompetition #Innovation #ConsumerElectronics #ChinaTech #SouthKoreaTech
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Marketing dhamakedar nhi…smart honi chahiye. Take Samsung Electronics’s example. When Apple opened its first store in Malaysia, Samsung strategically bought up all the marketing space near the train station where Apple's new store was located. They also renamed the station to Samsung Galaxy Station. This psychological play forced potential customers to think about their options, more specifically, Samsung. What can you learn from this? > Think outside the box > Use psychology to your advantage > Create a memorable experience What is the most memorable marketing campaign you have seen recently? #MarketingCampaign #Samsung #SmartMarketing
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Samsung’s GENIUS move against Apple! 👇 . . . . When Apple opened its first store in Malaysia, Samsung made a big move. They bought all the ad space at the nearest train station. And renamed the station to the “Samsung Galaxy Station.” To get to the new Apple store, consumers had to… → walk through Samsung’s nonstop ads. → Samsung found a legal loophole that allowed them to pull this off. This isn’t the first time Samsung took a shot at Apple. When Apple released its controversial “Crush” ad, which received backlash online, Samsung responded with their own video titled "Uncrush" and the tagline, “Creativity cannot be crushed.” Bold and strategic marketing can leave a lasting impact! Follow vidyo.ai for more such tips! #contentcreation #socialmediagrowth #digitalmarketing #vidyoai #contentmarketing #socialmediamarketing #socialmediatips #samsung #apple #brandwars
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Definitely don’t buy Samsung TV’s both I had failed after 4 years and the part required was no longer manufactured by SAMSUNG. The first Tv was covered under my paid for extended warranty $(600) and when I was provided the second one (which was a slightly damaged one and never went to a retail outlet) I was advised by accepting this one a new warranty for the same term would be extended. In good faith I did this and made notes of whom I spoke to and when. Subsequently the 2nd Tv only lasted 4 years and failed with again the part required not available by Samsung and then them saying that the 2nd Tv only has a warranty for 6 months. After 2 months of poor service when following this up and an overseas call centre with language barriers and understanding of the real situation and no responses to my questions asked for clarity , Samsung simply provide appauling service when their product fails or after sales service. A tv should last more than 4 years and parts be available . Shame on you SAMSUNG for taking advantage of consumers. #samsung electronics
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Global consumer electronic brands face challenges from disruptive Chinese brands. LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics have a pair of fast moving competitors. Hisense Group just announced it was number 1 in US market share measured by units and dollars for TV's larger that 85" and their success didn't stop there they were also number 1 in Japan and Australia. TCL will be the focus of the next post.
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Will LG sell its last LCD production line (Guangzhou, China)?? First it was Samsung selling off its LCD production lines, and now it is LG Display, with its aim to focus more on QD and OLED market. Among the biggest potential bidders BOE and CSOT, it is CSOT bagging the deal and is currently under exclusive negotiations on the specifics. With this deal, the Chinese display manufacturers will have the Relative Monopoly on the LCD market of the Entire World. So, what would be the impact, Double-Edged Sword...??
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Samsung has taken a bold step in the advertising arena with their latest masterpiece, "Creativity Cannot Be Crushed." This ad not only sets a new benchmark in creativity but also signals a shift in the competitive landscape reminiscent of the Cola wars, now moving into the mobile space. As Samsung challenges the status quo, one can't help but wonder how Apple will respond to this audacious move. Will they rise to the occasion with an equally innovative campaign, or will they pivot in a different direction altogether? One thing is certain: the battle for creativity in the mobile market just got a lot more interesting. #Marketing #Innovation #MobileIndustry #AdvertisingWars #Samsung #Apple https://lnkd.in/ghmpJkB9
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Samsung's Epic Response to Apple's Store Launch in Seoul! Find out how Samsung took over the entire center and train station with their branding after Apple's store opened in Seoul. Discover the strategic moves both tech giants made and witness the battle for dominance firsthand. #SamsungVsApple #SeoulTechWars #BrandTakeover #SamsungStation #AppleStoreSeoul #TechGiantShowdown #MarketingMoves #CompetitionHeatsUp #KoreanTechNews #BusinessStrategies
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Samsung Electronics can Spend $1 Million of Ad Spend but can’t beat Apple Loyalty #apple #samsung #revenge Epaper TimesofIndia Sakal Papers Limited ( Group Of Media ) Business Standard Business Insider BBC The Wall Street Journal
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