Session 3: Part 2 Flashcards
(19 cards)
Why go global?
Competitive drivers (Competitors are expanding globally)
Cost drivers (Economies of scale)
Technology drivers (Internet and global sourcing)
Access to resources (raw materials)
What is global marketing?
Marketing actives coordinated and integrated across multiple country markets.
What does global marketing include?
Standarized products
Uniform packaging
Identical brand names
Synchronized product introductions
Similar advertising messages
Coordinated sales campaigns
What is Globalization (Standardization)?
Brands that consumers can find under the same name in multiple countries with generally standardized and centrally coordinated marketing strategies.
What is Localisation (Differentiation)?
Developed and tailored to the unique needs and desires of local markets
What is Glocal?
Global + Local
Characteristics of global brands
Economies of scale and scope
Wide availability, recognition and geographical reach
High esteem, status, global myth
Convenience and low risk
Environmental and ethical responsibility
Uniformity and standardization
Characteristics of local brands
Adaptation to local preferences and taste
High awareness and availability in local market
uniqueness and originality
Pride of representing the local area and culture
Industry that tends to have global brands
High-tech industry
Categories that tend to have localized brands
Food
Drink
Clothing
Music
What is a global market?
Markets in which buyer preferences are similar across countries.
What is a multi domestic market?
Product markets in which local consumers have preferences and functional requirements which differ widely from one another.
What are the four consumer segments?
Global citizens
Global enthusiasts
Pragmatics
Local activists
What are the global citizens?
They rely on global success as a signal of quality and innovation but try to go get the best out of each market.
Concern about CSR (Consumer Social Responsibility)
What are the global enthusiasts?
They admire global brands. Embrace the concepts of interconnectivity and multiculturalism
What are the pragmatics?
They do not care about the brands social or environmental policies.
They base selection on objetive quality or price.
What are the local activists?
They prefer local brands. They are willing to act in an organised way to penalice a (global) brand.
Major country-specific advantages (CSA)
- High Manufacturing Quality (Japan)
- Technology Know-How (Germany, US)
- Unique Resources (Brazil)
- Low Manufacturing Cost (Asia)
- Skilled Labor at Low Cost (India)
Major firm-specific advantages (FSA)
- Brand equity (Coca Cola, Apple)
- Technology (Intel, BMW, Samsung)
- Advertising (Absolut Vodka)
- Distribution (Starbucks, Microsoft, Kelloggs)
- Value for money (Toyota, IKEA, Dell)