Case Analysis Of Gopro

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2.0 Company Overview GoPro was founded by Nicholas Woodman, his earliest vision was to create a camera strap that took already existing waterproof camera’s and attached them to surfer’s wrists. After his dot com company Funbug failed in 2001, he took a 5 month surf trip to Australia and Indonesia, during this trip he realized that his idea of a wearable camera needed to be a product that was all-in-one, comprising of the camera, the strap and the waterproof case. Two years later Woodman had his first camera, the GoPro 35mm Hero. Woodman officially launched his new product in September 2004 at the San Diego Action Sports trade show (Forbes, 2013). A decade later GoPro has evolved into the leading manufacturer of wearable cameras, the brand name of action camera devices worldwide. The profits continue to skyrocket with the operating income in the first quarter of 2014 increasing 135.2% to 49.1million (GoPro, 2015). Nicholas Woodman’s passion for capturing photo memories with his friends while surfing has turned his company into a multi-billion dollar organization. GoPro has become a widely adopted solution for people to document themselves engaged in their interests, whatever they may be (GoPro, 2014).
2.0 GoPro Strategy
GoPro is spreading throughout the globe with China being one of the fastest growing markets. The …show more content…

By providing the consumers with content management and editing tools, the consumers can share more of their videos. By sharing more videos, GoPro can harness the power of social media and viral marketing via online content. Furthermore, the purpose of this marketing plan is to use online marketing tools to create value, value delivery, value communication, and customer relationships (Popa, 2015). By establishing loyal customer relationships, GoPro can retain their market share and continue to build their action camera

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