Samsung Galaxy S8 is already being promoted by Samsung in South Korea, the apparent success of the LG G6 in the country putting the people from Samsung on guard at the moment. The LG G6 had better pre-orders than the previous model, and those from Samsung fear that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will not be as successful if the world buys parts from competitors.
In this idea, a first advertisement for the Samsung Galaxy S8 has already been run by the Samsung company on television stations in the country. Below you can see the advertisement published for the Samsung Galaxy S8, announcing the launch of the device, but also the presentation that will take place on March 30, 2017, for those in South Korea.
For those in the western world, the Samsung Galaxy S8 presentation will take place on March 29, but in South Korea it will already be March 30 when the conference starts in New York. In this idea, those from Samsung are promoting March 30 as the date when the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be officially unveiled at the conference in New York.
Samsung Galaxy S8 is already promoted by Samsung
Analysts claim that the LG G6 had double the sales of the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge on the day of launch, so the fears for the Samsung Galaxy S8 seem to be justified. The late launch of the Samsung Galaxy S8 could affect the company's sales as long as the LG G6 will be in everyone's attention, despite these ads run by Samsung.
The move by the Korean company suggests a little desperation before the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S8, because things like this rarely happen. For those from Samsung, it seems that the rumors regarding the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S8 are not strong enough, so in the next 2 weeks there will probably be more advertisements or teasers.
"he LG G6 sold 20,000 units on the first day of sales, a record high compared to its predecessors. The figure was higher than double and quadruple that of the Galaxy S7 Edge and Galaxy A5. Samsung's rare move to release a TV ad for the Galaxy this early appears to (be an attempt to) keep LG from dominating the nation's premium smartphone market before the S8 rollout."
The strategy for the Samsung Galaxy S8 is much different from what Apple is doing, the Americans have so far avoided making any decision of this kind. Samsung is in a completely different position though, so for the Samsung Galaxy S8 they have to do everything they can to keep interest at a high level until the release.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTqnzSzLZxQ
