Business 4.6 Flashcards

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What is international marketing

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marketing related to the sales of goods and services of one country into another.

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Methods of entry into international markets

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  • Identify which market they want to enter.
  • Select how to enter.Internet → Exporting → Franchising → Joint venture → Direct investment. This is a gradual process of increasing cost and commitment.
  • Enter the markets.
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What is Pan-global marketing strategy

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Pan-global marketing strategy markets a product the same way in all markets.

  • Offers marketing economies of scale. Though, does not respond to the requirements of different national markets.
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What is localized strategy

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Localized strategy adapts the marketing mix for local conditions.

  • May meet market needs more preciesly but may be more expensive and complex to manage.
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What are the factors to consider when entering international markets

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  • Costs.
  • Risks.
  • Competition.
  • Understanding of the market.
  • Time frame.
  • Link with business’ strengths and experience.
  • How to enter.
  • Likely returns and profits.
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The opportunities posed by entering and operating internationally

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  • Saturated domestic market (the one the business originally operates in).
  • Larger group of customers.
  • Increasing brand recognition.
  • Possible economies of scale.
  • Low operating costs than home markets.
  • Spread the risk over different markets.
  • Forming new business relationships.
  • Benefiting from government incentives or differnet laws and regulations.
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The threats posed by entering and operating internationally

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  • Social and cultural differences.
  • Language differences.
  • Exchange rate changes.
  • Economic disparity.
  • Technological challenges.
  • Political issues.
  • Infrastructure issues.
  • Legal regulations.
  • Reaction of existing competitors in the market.
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