This case study delves into the marketing strategies of Apple Inc., examining key concepts and terminology, including branding, product strategy, and organizational culture. It identifies the role of marketing strategies and programs in achieving Apple's objectives, focusing on their vision, mission, financial, and non-financial goals. The study explains how marketing concepts and principles, particularly the 7Ps of the marketing mix (Product, Place, Promotion, Process, People, Price, and Physical Evidence), are applied in Apple's daily operations, highlighting their retail and online sales channels, and their approach to product design, pricing, and customer experience. It also explores the relationship of marketing functions to other functional areas within Apple, emphasizing the importance of effective communication, customer relationships, and advertising. The study concludes with recommendations and a summary of Apple's marketing approach.