unit 10- global Flashcards
what are the four forces that affect global marketing?
- company influence :
= if McDonald’s decides to introduce a new menu item tailored to local tastes in each country it operates in - industry influence :
= in the smartphone industry, the trend towards offering budget-friendly models in emerging markets reflects an industry influence on global marketing strategies. - market influence
= luxury car companies like BMW and Mercedes-Benz adapt their marketing strategies to emphasize status and prestige in markets like the United States and Europe, where these qualities are highly valued by consumers. - regional influences
= economic downturns in certain regions may lead companies to adjust their pricing strategies or product offerings to remain competitive in those markets.
on a modes of global market entry graph, what is on the top and bottom x-axis and y-axis?
x- axis: commimennt of reources and risk (increases left to right)
- y-axis: control (bottom to top)
on a modes of global market entry graph, what is the high end and what is at the low end?
- high end: Froeign direct investments, subsidy, commercial joint venture, production joint venture
- low end: licensing and indirect export
what is foreign direct investment?
building your own manufacturing
what is a subsidiary?
company owned by another parent company
what is a joint venture?
partnerships between two or more parties
what is licensing? export?
- indirect exporting:company uses a local third party to handle logistics of exporting overseas
- direct exporting : gives company greater control since intermediaries are in foreign county and higher return
- licensing: patents etc
how do we have to conduct market research in global marketing?
we have to do market research for international and regional the same way
what are the three positions for marketing strategies?
- global consumer culture: identifies a brand with a specific global culture
- local consumer culture: brand associated wiyh local cultural norms bc its been manufactured locally
- foreign consumer culture- associate product or brand with specific global culture
adaption strategies? types and what they are?
- straight extension: does not change product and don’t change communications
- communication adaptation: no PDT change and adapt communications
- product adaptation: adapt prdt/ no comm change
- dual adaptation: adapt product/commun
- product invention: develop new d
what are the three pricing strategies?
- extension or ethnocentric (one price fits all)
- geocentric (both)
- adaption or polycentric (completely decentralized)
gray market
- is created when unauthorized sellers purchase products at a lower price in one country and illegally resell them at a higher price in another
- when companies employ a polycentric or country-speific pricing strategy
what is enterprise marketing?
- risk/ chasm/innovation cycle/ disruptive innovation
what re first movers?
- first market enters
- not always the best thing to be first
what are the advantages of being a first mover? disadvantages?
- Advantages:
sets standards and customer expectations
preempt scare resources
reputation
switching costs - disadvantage
free rider effect
assume technology and market risk for industry
inertia from installed base (investors and managers)