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Apple has never competed on price, yet it is the brand preferred by people across the wealth spectrum.
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There have been many tech companies to emerge in the past several decades; perhaps none of which has been more influential than Apple. As the news broke that Apple had become the world's first trillion-dollar company, all arguments against this were essentially put to rest.

So, looking back at Apple's illustrious 40+ years history, there are certainly a number of critical components that attributed to their superior positioning and success. It's quite fascinating to think that a tiny company that started in a garage is now the highest valued company in human history.

These three factors led to this colossal milestone.

1. Breaking down the barriers of customer segments.

An interesting observation of the United States and similar countries is that people on both extremes of the social class spectrum carry the same cell phone. That phone is, of course, the iPhone.

Looking past some of the common pressures of consumerism, much of Apple becoming a worldwide phenomenon has to do with the way they market their products; both in the past and today. Most prominently, Apple's view of their target customers was never restricted by demographic, certain characteristics or anything else that divides the market. Simply put, their target customer is everyone. This is why the term 'user-friendliness' is one of the defining traits of each of Apple's products.

Going further, their mainstream ads and marketing content seldom uses fancy tech jargon about the product specs. Their messaging is meant to be understood by people of all ages and backgrounds. They focus on features that immediately affect the average user, such as the camera resolution, screen display, storage space, fingerprint identification, etc.

By not breaking their customers up into strictly defined segments, Apple's marketing has been appealing to generations of users, which has led to company's stock rising 15,000 percent since the turn of the millennium.

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2. Creating a brand culture.

Apple has a devoted following unlike any other brand in the world. Apple has become much more than just a brand. A long history of producing high quality products that everyone can use has spawned a brand culture that has become so ingrained in everyday life that many faithful Apple consumers wouldn't deviate from the products in a million years.

This all started back in the early 1980's, right when the concept of having a home computer was just beginning to gain traction. Steve Jobs donated 9,000 Apple computers to California schools -- which many people thought was crazy. In addition to the tax benefits, the marketing strategy behind this was pure genius. Jobs' goal was to leverage his 'Kids Can't Wait' program to familiarize school children with Apple products' usability before they got their own computer. This, in many ways, was the origin of Apple's brand culture.

Fast forward to now. There are countless consumers out there who were raised using these computers in school. They won't use anything else, no matter what the technical aspects are.

Related: How Steve Jobs Blew Up the Rules of Branding

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3. Never fighting price wars.

Many brands assume that price wars are just a part of industry competition. This was never the case with Apple. Throughout the years, they stuck to their pricing models despite being significantly higher than competitors'.

For example, let's take Apple's MacBook Pro 13 and compare it to the HP's Spectre 13 (which are some of the latest models of each brand, respectively). While the specs are similar and each model has their own unique set of pros and cons, the MacBook Pro costs about $800 more.

Why is this? Apple simply does not see other brands in their market as competition.

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Instead of trying to entice customers with low prices and win a 'race to the bottom,' Apple blocked out the noise of what their competitors were doing and focused on promoting their unique value proposition -- beautiful design and a seamless customer experience right out of the box.

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The last thing in the world Steve Jobs wanted to do was undervalue the product. So, the purpose of this approach was to prove why their products are superior to other products on the market and worth the higher price.

This practice has not only led to a strong brand following, it has worked to shape the way new tech products are created. Perhaps the clearest proof of this market superiority deals with cell phones. Prior to the original launch of the iPhone in 2007, cell phones came in all shapes and sizes. The diversity in design between brands was amazing. However, in the years since the iPhone came on the market most cell phones, regardless of brand, have a similar look. In turn, the iPhone has become the gold standard for new products on the market.

The key takeaway from this practice?

Don't always try to outdo your competitors with lower price points and bargains. Instead, put your efforts into showing the masses why your products and customer experience are superior. More importantly, have the goods to back it up. In the long run, it will pay off.

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Apple has changed much about how we live our day-to-day lives. Most importantly, it virtually changed the stigma surrounding technology as a whole. For years, the general perception of new technology was that it's very complicated and tough to grasp. Apple showed the world that technology doesn't have to be this intimidating entity that only the savviest individuals can master. They proved that even the most cutting-edge products can be used by everyone, regardless of social class, level of expertise or age.

In many ways, Apple sold people on more than just awesome products. Apple they sold people on a 'can-do' mindset that resulted in mass adoption.

Bomgar is a remote support solution that allows support technicians to remotely connect to a customer's computer. Using the Bomgar Representative Console, technology support professionals can access and control systems and devices remotely on various platforms. This connection is encrypted to protect your data.

Note:

  • The remote support tool is used by Adobe Customer Support representatives while assisting customers who contact us using Adobe chat or phone support channel.
  • You should close your personal files and save your work before intiating screen sharing.
  • There would be a small add-in that gets downloaded and when the session is over, this add-in would be removed from the machine automatically.
  • You may choose to end the session at any time by clicking on the 'STOP SHARING' button.

Steps to Initiate Bomgar Screen Sharing on Windows & Mac

  1. Click the link shared by the support represenatative via email and download the Bomgar.exe file. Alternatively you can also go to the Adobe Remote Support portal page ( https://screen.share.adobe.com/ ). In the 'Session Key' box, enter the session key (seven digit number) provided by the Adobe Customer Support representative, and click the 'Submit' button.
  2. Click Run in the box that appears at the bottom of browser window or Press Ctrl+J to view downloads.

3. Review the Customer Agreement and in case you agree, select 'I have read and agreed to the terms above' and click ok to proceed. On the next dialog box that pops up, click 'Allow' to have the session recorded or click 'Refuse' in case you prefer not to record the session.

4. Your support representative can now view your screen. Next, you would be shown as ‘Access Request' prompt where you will be prompted to allow or refuse full access to your system so that the support representative can perform troubleshooting steps that require administrative rights.

Please click 'Allow' to provide full access to your computer or 'Refuse' to deny.

5. The support representative can now view and control your system. In order to share any screenshot, file or logs you can use the attachment icon as hown below and end the session by clicking on the 'Stop Sharing' button.

  1. Click the link shared by the support represenatative via email and download the Bomgar.dmg file. Alternatively you can also go to the Adobe Remote Support portal page ( https://screen.share.adobe.com/ ). In the 'Session Key' box, enter the session key (seven digit number) provided by the Adobe Customer Support representative and click the 'Submit' button.
  2. Run the downloaded setup file or Press Ctrl+J to view downloads. If you are unable to locate the downloads folder on your Mac you can refer to this link https://support.apple.com/en-in/guide/safari/sfri40598/mac

3. Review the Customer Agreement and in case you agree, select 'I have read and agreed to the terms above' and click ok to proceed.

4. Next, you would be shown as ‘Access Request' prompt where you will be prompted to allow or refuse full access to your system so that the support representative can perform troubleshooting steps that require Administrative rights. Please click 'Allow' to provide full access to your computer or 'Refuse' to deny

  1. After clicking on allow open System Preferences and if you don't get the prompt click on the Apple icon and open System Preferences.

  2. Go to System Preferences and choose Security & Privacy - check the option Remote Support Customer Client under Accessibility.

  3. You now needs to click Quit Now on the prompt. Bomgar then reinitiates the session.

    Note:

    If the session doesn't reinitiates by automatically you should log out from system and log back back in.

    Also your support agent can provide you another link to reinitiate a new session(keeping the current session on hold)





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