4.3.1 Marketing Flashcards
Global marketing strategy
Is the adaptation of a marketing strategy to target all markets on a worldwide scale
Strengths of a global marketing strategy
EOS in production and distribution, lower average marketing costs, power in the market as brand is known, consistency in brand image
Weakness of global marketing strategy
Differences in consumer needs, wants and usage patterns, differences in brand and product development and competitive environment, differences in the legal environment
Economies of scale
Cost advantages a business can exploit by expanding its scale or production
Globalisation
The process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected as a result of increased trade and cultural change
Localisation
Involves organisations adapting their product or seduce to meet the needs to local customers rather than sssjme what works in one country will naturally work in another country
Glocalisation
Is the adaptation of a global marketing strategy in order to meet the requirements of local geographic markets
Advantages of glocalisation
Local retailers more comfortable with local suppliers, likely local production and possibly lower costs, tailoring to local tastes, optimise market share, reputation
Disadvantages of glocaslisation
Time consuming and expensive, needs informative expertise, r&d and marketing research costs, strong domestic competition
3 approaches do global markets
Ethnocentric, geocentric, ploycentric
Ethnocentric
Is where the promotion of the product is undertaken based on rhe beliefs of the home nation of the business and is presented to the host nation
Geocentric - mixed
Is where the promotion of the product is undertaken based on a global or worldly point of view, therefore not based on perspective of home or host nation
Poly centric - international
Is where the promotion of the product is undertaken based on the beliefs of the nation in which the business is operating
What is ansoffs matrix
Is a marketing planning model that helps a business determine irs product and market growth strategy
Ansoffs matrix suggests
Business and their attempts to grow downed on whether it markets new/existing products in new/existing markets, suggests a series of possible growth strategies assessed against risk