Theme 4 Topic 7 - Global Marketing Flashcards

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Define Global Marketing Strategy

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A planned marketing approach to achieve marketing objectives within a worldwide market

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Define Glocalisation

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Involves taking a global approach by targeting a worldwide market but adapting to local tastes and cultures

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Define Cultural Diversity

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The recognition that people across the globe have different interests, behaviours, values and customs

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Define Localisation

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Adapting a product or service to a specific market or location

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What are the three marketing approaches?

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Ethnocentric, Polycentric, Geocentric

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Define Ethnocentric

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Assumes foreign markets are identical to domestic ones and makes little attempt to alter the product for different markets

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What are two advantages of an ethnocentric marketing approach?

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Economies of scale are possible as the product is standardised, No R&D and market research costs involved in adapting to foreign markets

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What are two disadvantages of an ethnocentric marketing approach?

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Market development is risky (Ansoff), The product might not sell well if not adapted to local markets

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Define Polycentric

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Adapting fully to local markets by developing and marketing different products

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What is an advantage of a polycentric marketing approach?

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By tailoring products to local tastes sales should be higher

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What are three disadvantages of a polycentric marketing approach?

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Expensive to develop bespoke products, Lack of economies of scale, Moves the Ansoff category to diversification

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Define Geocentric

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A combination of ethnocentric and polycentric, e.g. the global brand name may be used but products are adapted to local markets

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What is an advantage of a geocentric marketing approach?

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High sales potential as consumers recognise the brand and format but still get products suited to their tastes

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What are two disadvantages of a geocentric marketing approach?

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Higher cost of product development, More complex to manage different supply chains etc.

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Define Global Niche Market

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A smaller segment of the global market where consumers have specific needs and wants

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What are four features of global niche markets?

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Lower competition, Higher prices, Highly skilled staff and expertise is usually needed, Emphasis on quality to satisfy the consumers

17
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What are six considerations for businesses?

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Cultural differences, Different tastes, Language, Unintended meanings, Inappropriate/inaccurate translations, Inappropriate branding and promotion