4.7 International marketing Flashcards
What is ‘international marketing’?
the marketing of a firm’s products in foreign countries
What are the internal and external methods of entering international markets?
exporting direct investment e-commerce joint ventures strategic alliance franchising licensing mergers acquisitions
What are the opportunities of entering international markets?
increased customer base increased brand recognition economies of scale spread risks extend the product life cycle gain more profit
What are the threats of entering international markets?
legal issues (Copyright, trademark and patent legislation)
political issues
social and demographic issues (pressure groups)
economic issues (international trade)
What are the implications of international marketing?
language and cultural differences legal differences political environment economic environment infrastructure
What are cultural differences in international marketing?
cultural exports
language
ethics
international business etiquette
What are cultural exports?
the commercial transfer of ideas and values from one country to another
What is international
business etiquette?
the mannerism and customs by which business is conducted in different countries.
What is globalisation?
the integration and interdependence of the worlds economies.
What is global marketing?
an extension of international marketing. It involves selling the same product using the same marketing approach throughout the world, as used by global brand leaders