International Marketing Details Flashcards
Factors to be considered when choosing international market entry strategies
-Level of control the business wants to have over marketing activities abroad
-Level of risk the business is willing to take
-How much revenue the business has
Examples of international market entry strategies
-Exporting
-Franchising
-Licensing
-Direct investment(foreign direct investment)
-Joint ventures
-Mergers and acquisitions
-Takeovers
Difference between franchising and licensing
-In licensing, there is a one-time transfer of property or rights, whereas franchising involves an ongoing relationship with the franchisor
-Franchising is associated with services while licensing is associated with products
Types of exporting
-Direct exporting
-Indirect exporting
Lowest risk international market entry strategy
Exporting
Highest risk international market entry strategy
Direct investment(foreign direct investment)
Most expensive international market entry strategy
Direct investment(foreign direct investment)
Types of international marketing strategies
-Standardisation
-Adaptation
Opportunities from operating internationally for a business
-Greater sales revenue(due to larger pool of customers)
-Lower costs of production and economies of scale
-Helps with spreading risks
-Improved brand reputation and brand awareness
Threats for entry into international markets
-Differing sociocultural aspects(e.g. language barriers)
-Unstable political climates
-Potential legal restrictions
-Varying global invomes
-Potential periods of recession
-Imposition of tariffs