Global marketing 4.3 Flashcards

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What is 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 local markets

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What is an ethnocentric marketing approach?

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products are sold without adaption to local markets

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What are the pros of using an ethnocentric approach?

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-Business can create a brand link to its origins
-promotion highlights USPs leading to a competitive advantage
-Can benefit from Economies of scale

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what are the cons of using an ethnocentric approach

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-Lower opportunities for sales
-product may not suit tastes in all markets

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What is a polycentric marketing approach?

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-The business believes every market is different therefore they create products that suit the tastes of each market individually

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What are the pros of a polycentric marketing approach?

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-Motivated local managers as they develop new products
-Higher sale volume in each market leading to increased revenue

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What are the cons of a polycentric marketing approach?

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-High marketing research costs, not enough research may lead to mistakes being made
-Economies of scale will be lower

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What is a geocentric marketing approach?

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Try and continue the global brand name but have some considerations for the different trends in markets and may mildly adapt their products

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What are the pros of a geocentric approach?

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  • “global consumers with similar tastes can be targeted”
    -Firm has a global brand and loyalty
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What are the cons of a geocentric approach?

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-requires large investment

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What is a global niche market?

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Small segments of the global market that have specific tastes and needs

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What are the features of a global niche market?

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-highly specialised products
-very loyal customers
-premium prices
-high quality

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How could you adapt Product (marketing mix) to a global niche market?

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modify the features of the product to meet specific needs of customers

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How could you adapt Price to a global niche market?

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Offering a price strategy that is attractive to the target audience.

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How could you adapt Place to a global niche market?

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Offering a convenient distribution strategy for the consumers

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What are two advantages of operating in a global niche market?

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-Less competition and greater customer loyalty
-Risk is to be spread as business is operating in multiple countries

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What are two disadvantages of operating in a global niche market?

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-EOS may not be achievable as each country needs its own attention
-Some products may require expensive ingredients or supply, increasing costs

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Why must a business understand the cultural variations of different countries?

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A marketing mistake can destroy the rest of the business that has been set up. You could end up offending or embarassing potential customers

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What are the five cultural considerations for a business?

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-Different tastes
-Unintended meanings
-Inappropiate or inaccurate translations
-Language
-Inappropiate branding and promotion