Under Armour dumped an app
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Under Armour dumped an app
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Re: Under Armour dumped an app
#2Under Armour still owns a lot of digital assets (1). I think this set back will help UA prepare for future successes.
Bold Prediction: I think by 2035 neither Nike, Adidas, or Under Armour will be the dominant shoe brand. I believe we will have a new company which will change the game dynamically. A new Apple or Tesla of shoes.
(1) https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/under-a...
Re: Under Armour dumped an app
#3Under Armour still owns a lot of digital assets (1). I think this set back will help UA prepare for future successes. Bold Prediction: I think by 2035 neither Nike, Adidas, or Under Armour will be the dominant shoe brand. I believe we will have a new company which will change the game dynamically. A new Apple or Tesla of shoes. (1) https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/under-a...
not a crazy prediction. My prediction: Amazon. I have a few pairs of their branded shoes. Simple, cheap, effective. People will eventually realize the newest neat-o feature in the latest shoes are not that big a deal.
Re: Under Armour dumped an app
#4What a disingenuous title, they're killing some small app, not MFP which is the one people commonly use
Re: Under Armour dumped an app
#5What a disingenuous title, they're killing some small app, not MFP which is the one people commonly use
But, it's an app that's connected to hardware that was sold, and that /is/ news, because the hardware is now much less useful than it was when it was marketed and sold.
Re: Under Armour dumped an app
#6What a disingenuous title, they're killing some small app, not MFP which is the one people commonly use
Maybe this is a sign of what's to come (hopefully not)
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#7Better to quit the experiment early before the damage becomes big enough to hurt the brands image.
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#8What a disingenuous title, they're killing some small app, not MFP which is the one people commonly use
"MFP" is "My Fitness Pal" for those of you like me who haven't had enough coffee yet
Re: Under Armour dumped an app
#9What a disingenuous title, they're killing some small app, not MFP which is the one people commonly use
Yeah, I was worried there for a moment, because MFP is a pretty great app for tracking what you eat, among other things.
Re: Under Armour dumped an app
#10Under Armour still owns a lot of digital assets (1). I think this set back will help UA prepare for future successes. Bold Prediction: I think by 2035 neither Nike, Adidas, or Under Armour will be the dominant shoe brand. I believe we will have a new company which will change the game dynamically. A new Apple or Tesla of shoes. (1) https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.businessinsider.com/under-a...
not a crazy prediction. My prediction: Amazon. I have a few pairs of their branded shoes. Simple, cheap, effective. People will eventually realize the newest neat-o feature in the latest shoes are not that big a deal.
I think you underestimate the power of endorsements.