10 - global marketing Flashcards

1
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what is global marketing?

A

concerned with integrating or standardising marketing actions across different geographical markets

rise in international trade

intensity of global competition

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what are the triggers for international expansion?

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  • saturated domestic markets
  • small domestic markets
  • low growth domestic markets
  • customer drivers
  • competitive forces
  • cost forces
  • cost factors
  • portfolio balance
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what are the macro economic factors to consider when going global?

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  • size
  • stage of economic development
  • infrastructure
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what are the macro socio cultural factors to consider when going global?

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  • psychic distance
  • language
  • body language
  • colour
  • numbers
  • behavioural norms and customs
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what are the macro political legal factors to consider when going global?

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  • attitudes towards internationalist investment
  • government bureaucracy
  • political stability
  • monetary regulations
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what are the macro technological factors to consider when going global?

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  • access to mobile internet
  • mobile ownership
  • promotion techniques
  • distribution channels
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what are the micro market attractiveness factors to consider when going global?

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  • market size and growth rates
  • competition
  • costs of serving market
  • profit potential
  • market access
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what are the micro company capability profile factors to consider when going global?

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  • skills
  • resources
  • product adaptation
  • competitive advantage
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9
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what are the reasons to standardise?

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  • advances in world communications
  • connected generation
  • economies of scale and cost savings
  • all customers wants good products at low prices
  • adapting dilutes brand image
  • reasonable at a time when trade barriers are down
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10
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what is an example of when stadarsation has gone wrong?

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Walmart - Germany
1997

kept same strategies as US but didn’t translate as well in Germany

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what are the reasons to adapt?

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  • culture and consumption patterns
  • language
  • media availability and preference
  • in reality all standardisation is rare
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what are the international product and promotion strategies?

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  • straight product extensions
  • product adaptation
  • product invention
  • communication adaptation
  • dual adaptation
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13
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what is straight product extension?

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  • standardise
  • brands can be recognised immediately
  • economies of scale
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14
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wha is product adaptation?

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  • adapt product, no change to promotion

mcdonalds
mclobster - cananda
beer - germany
rice - hong kong

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what is product invention/

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  • develop new product
  • change product and communication
  • backward invention
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what is communications adaptation?

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  • adapt promotion, no change to product
  • different meanings
  • different uses of mass media
  • different rules and regulations
17
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what is dual adaptation?

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  • adapt both product and communication
18
Q

wat are the practical pricing problems with price as an international stragey?

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  • uniform pricing vs standard markup pricing
  • price escalation problem
  • price transparency
19
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what are the straggles problems with price?

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  • unknown brand common premium price
  • competitive pressures
  • governmental regulations
20
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what are the things you need to think about when looking at distribution (place)

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  • consumer acceptance of outlet
  • infrastructure
  • size of outlet
  • distribution channels
  • know the place