4.3 Global marketing Flashcards

Mrs Carr

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Ethnocentric approach

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  • Standardise the product for all markets to keep costs low
  • no changes to the products for overseas customers
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Geocentric approach

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  • A mixture between ethnocentric and polycentric
  • benefits of standardised products but also tailors products to meet the needs of local markets overseas while maintaining a consistent brand image
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Polycentric approach

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  • Adapt their marketing strategy by tailoring their products to the local market
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Glocalisation

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  • products and services that are both developed and sold to global customers but designed so that they suit the needs of the market
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Advantages of Ethnocentric

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  • Promotion highlights usp
  • Business can create a distinctive brand
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Disadvantages of Ethnocentric

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  • May not suit tastes in all markets
  • Political events may make products from a country unpopular
  • ignoring cultural differences means sales can be lost
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Advantages of Polycentric

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  • Meets all customer needs
  • Access to higher market share
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Disadvantages of Polycentric

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  • No economies of scale
  • higher advertising costs
  • Higher costs with research and adapting - higher prices
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Advantages of Geocentric

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  • increased sales as customer needs are being met
  • increased brand loyalty
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Disdvantages of Geocentric

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  • Ignoring differences in culture causes loss of sales/bad reputation
  • Requires large investment - high costs with changing packaging/menus
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Factors to consider in global marketing

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  • Cultural differences
  • Different tastes
  • language
  • Unintended meanings
  • Translations
  • Inaccurate branding/promotion
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What is culture ?

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  • The set of dominant behaviours, values, beliefs and thinking patterns we learn as a part of society
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How does language influence global business?

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  • Translations mean different things
  • The way we communicate is different
  • Multiple languages so products have to be translated multiple ways
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How do Customs influence global business?

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  • Making sure advertisement is appropriate/acceptable
  • Don’t want to offend target market
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How do values influence global business?

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How does time influence global business?

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  • Time zones make communication difficult
  • Meeting deadlines/ being on time can be hard
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How do business norms influence global business?

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  • Greetings need to be adapted
  • Etiquette changes - What’s appropriate and what’s not
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How do religious beliefs influence global business?

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  • Traditions/food can change
  • Reputations can be ruined
  • Prayer/festivals
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Advantages of market adaptation

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  • Respects local culture
  • Improved local brand image
  • Advertising will be more effective
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Disadvantages of market adaptation

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  • Lower economies of scale
  • Higher costs
  • Required detailed market research
  • Doesn’t allow a single brand image
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Features of a global niche market

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  • Good customer service (paying a higher price)
  • Innovation (Highly differentiated products)
  • Expertise in the product area (helps build value)
  • Better quality (Targeting wealthier customers, charging higher prices)
  • Clear understanding of customer wants and needs