Session 3 Flashcards

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Why does a company decide to go international?

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  1. To reach more customers
  2. Make more profits
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Market penetration 95% -

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your product is physically present in 95% families in Europe (you can’t really know why the other 5% doesn’t have your product and it’s nearly impossible to convince them to buy your product, so you try to go international).

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3
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What are the marketing challenges of going international?

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  1. Differences in local consumers behaviors
  2. Socio-cultural differences
  3. Difference in the market life cycle phase among markets
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4
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Symbols -

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words, gestures, pictures, or objects that carry a particular meaning recognized only by those who share a culture.

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Heroes -

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people, alive or dead, real, or imaginary, who serve as role models in a society.

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Rituals -

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the collective activities considered socially important within a culture. They are easily observed, but not always understood.

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Values (shared within a society) -

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are at the core of culture. Values are stable beliefs regarding desired behavior. They often have a religious or ideological background. Core values are resistant to globalization; they vary across cultures.

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