How HOKA's brand strategy helps brands survive in the age of hypersegmentation

The era of hyper-segmentation signifies a shift where the traditional distinction between premium and value-for-money brands is being redefined based on individual consumer preferences.

This suggests that conventional brand strategies are no longer sufficient to gain broad market recognition.

In this presentation, we will explore the background of the hyper-segmentation era and examine effective brand strategies for this new landscape. Additionally, through the case study of HOKA, we will analyze:

Customer segmentation strategies

Messaging strategies that resonate with consumers

Algorithm-driven channel strategies

This session will provide insights into how brands can adapt and thrive in an era where consumer preferences are more diverse than ever.

About Manee Kim

At JOYWORKS, he is currently in charge of the Korean marketing of global sports brand HOKA and the marketing of premium sports edit shop OUT OF ALL.

Previously, he worked in the fashion department of Samsung C&T and was a visiting professor at Hongik University's Graduate School of Industrial Arts. He holds an MBA from Korea University and is currently studying branding as a PhD candidate in marketing.

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