THEME 4: SECTION 3 ( GLOBAL MARKETING) Flashcards

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Define GLOBAL LOCALISATION

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Adapting marketing strategies between cultures.

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Define GLOBAL MARKETING STRATEGY

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strategythat encompasses countries from several different regions in the world and aims at co- ordinating a company’smarketingefforts in markets in these countries

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What are the different approaches to global marketing?

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  • Ethnocentric marketing (no changes to adapt)
  • Geocentric marketing (middle ground, changing where necessary but keeping other aspects)
  • Polycentric Marketing (adapting and changing completely)
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2 Advantages of an ETHNOCENTRIC approach

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  • Economies of scale

- Less costs on research and new promotions

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2 Disadvantages of an ETHNOCENTRIC approach

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  • Could cause offence and ruin reputation

- Could decrease demand

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2 ADVANTAGES of a POLYCENTRIC approach

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  • Increased demand as consumers specific needs and wants are met
  • Possibly charge higher prices
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2 Disadvantages of a POLYCENTRIC approach

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  • No economies of scale

- Expensive and could be ineffective if the research is not correct

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2 Advantages of a GEOCENTRIC approach

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  • SOME economies of scale

- Easier to execute and control

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2 Disadvantages of a GEOCENTRIC approach

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  • The costs of research and adaptation

- unclear which strategies should be used in new countries

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How can each aspect of the marketing mix be adapted to fit a geocentric or polycentric approach?

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  • Products: making new products to fit the market or adapting it
  • Price: ensuring it meets cultural norms
  • Promotion: ensure it is done the right way, some countries prefer TV ADs etc
  • Place: some places restrict selling specific things in places like supermarkets.
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Define GLOBAL NICHE MARKET

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= a specialised part of a global market. In one country its relatively small but over several they provide significant demand

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What are the characteristics of a global niche market?

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  • customer loyalty is common
  • innovative
  • offering differentiated products
  • deeply understanding customer needs
  • extensive research to ensure accuracy
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Why do GLOBAL NICHE MARKETS exist?

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  • Cultural diversity = Different cultural groups have needs, wants, values and interests which aren’t being met by global mass markets
  • Or a cultural product may be too small in a single niche market in order to make profit, so the business expands into a global niche market.
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What cultural and social factors should a business consider when marketing abroad?

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  • Cultural differences
  • Different tastes
  • Language
  • Unintended meanings
  • Inappropriate/inaccurate branding
  • Accurate translations
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2 disadvantages of being a GLOBAL NICHE MARKET

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  • Very risky

- No economies of scale due to such large amounts of differentiaiton

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What are the features of a global niche market?

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  • clear focus
  • know the target audience
  • specialised in what they do
  • able to charge higher prices due to differentiations

However. can have low-profit margins and high costs if not careful