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Wаll Street аrticle by Jinjee Lee Lululemоn Jumps оn Anоther Fitness Trend Lululemon Links to аn external site.LULU -1.25% Links to an external site.doesn’t want to just sell you the yoga pants, it wants to be there while you work out. The company said late Monday that it has agreed to buy Links to an external site. at-home fitness company Mirror, and investors seemed impressed: Lululemon’s richly valued shares rose around 6% on Tuesday morning. Mirror is a $1,495 piece of equipment that comprises a camera, speakers and a reflective screen, allowing users to see both a remote trainer and their own form. Like Peloton, whose exercise bikes go for a heftier $2,245, Mirror charges a $39 monthly fee for a library of classes and live workouts, and an additional fee for one-on-one training. Lululemon is paying $500 million, which is five times Mirror’s expected 2020 revenue. That seems reasonable compared with Peloton, its older and more proven at-home competitor Links to an external site., which goes for nine times its own full-year sales guidance. Lululemon can afford it too; it has $1.5 billion of cash and available credit lines at its disposal. Lululemon said on a Monday conference call that the acquisition will start becoming profitable in 2021, excluding deal-related costs. The arrangement certainly makes sense for Mirror, which only 10% of the U.S. population knows about, according to equity analyst Camilo Lyon with BTIG. Lululemon would offer a vast and loyal army of yoga and fitness enthusiasts who are potential clients. It is clear that the two have an overlapping market: Roughly half of Mirror’s subscribers are also Lululemon customers, according to Lululemon. Judging by Peloton’s performance, it is logical to suspect that there is still some room for growth in the at-home equipment market, even when the products are pricey. Mirror targets a different workout niche than Peloton, but both may benefit from a long-term, work-from-home trend following the coronavirus crisis Links to an external site.. There might even be some home-workout enthusiasts who could use both products. Packed gyms in city centers near offices may be a declining business for some time. Lululemon also is well placed to begin marketing Mirror internationally, as it has a growing legion of fans abroad. Lululemon already has identified a couple of ways it could grow in its core apparel business—including in men’s apparel, digital sales and international markets. Expanding into subscription-based services would be a plus. Mirror isn’t a must-have for Lululemon, but it is definitely a nice-to-have. ALL ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS BELOW NEED BE BASED ON THE ARTICLE ABOVE. ANY INTERNET RESERCH WILL AMOUNT TO A WASTE OF TIME AND GRADES. Whenever the questions ask for quotes, please see that you PROVIDE QUOTATIONS. If no quotations as in “---“s are provided, that would mean zero on said question. So, please quote! Q1 (3 points): Per the article content above, what is the target market (or target audience) for Lululemon's Mirror acquisition? To answer this, please quote 2 sections from the article that help you with your answer. 40 to 60 words. Q2 (4 points): The Marketing mix is composed of the 4P's. Always based on the article To answer this, please indicate the specific Pricing STRATEGY of Mirror, and please quote 2 sections from the article that help you with your answer. 40 to 60 words. Q3 (4 points): Based on the article, provide two distinct opportunities for Mirror (by Lululemon) to expand its current channels of distribution (the Place P of the 4P's). To answer this, please quote 2 sections from the article that help you with your answer. 40 to 60 words. Q4 (2 points): Per the article, who is Mirror's main competitor? Please quote the section from the article that indicates that. 20 - 40 words max. Q5 (4 points): The current Lululemon products – not mentioned in this article are (1st P of the 4 P's) athleisure (pants, polo shirts, joggers, shorts, tank tops, yoga pants, sports bras, outerwear, etc.). Without necessarily referring to the content of the article, but overall basing your answer on what you’ve learnt about Lululemon here or elsewhere (such as its store in the Glendale Americana, or otherwise), please suggest a consumer PULL promotional idea that you’d find adequate for Lululemon to use. Do the same for a PUSH promotional idea. 75 words max. Q6 (3 points) Would Mirror be a product line extension, or a product mix expansion for Lululemon? (1.5 points) Why? (1.5 points) 50-75 words.