Chapter 18 - Marketing in the Global Firm Flashcards
Global Marketing Strategy
A plan of action that guides the firm in how to position itself and its offerings in foreign markets, which customer segments to target, and the degree to which its marketing program elements should be standardised and adapted
Global Market Segment
A group of customers that share common characteristics across many national markets
Adaption
A firm’s efforts to modify one or more elements of its international marketing program in order to accommodate specific customer requirements in a particular market
Standardisation
A firm’s efforts to make its marketing program elements uniform, with a view to targeting entire regions, or even the global marketplace, with a similar product or service
Global Brand
A brand that has a standardised positioning, advertising strategy, look and personality worldwide
Grey Market Activity
The legal importation of genuine products into a country by intermediaries other than authorised distributors
International Price Escalation
The problem of end-user prices reaching exorbitant levels in the export market caused by multi-layered distribution channels, intermediary margins, tariffs and other international customer costs
Transfer Pricing
The practice of pricing intermediate or finished products exchanged between the subsidiaries and affiliates of the same corporate family located in different countries
Global Account Management GAM
Servicing a key global customer in a consistent and standardised manner, regardless of where in the world it operates