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2 Questions related to global marketing decisions

1. When do you standardize your product (reduce costs -eos)


2. When to customize your product (more relevant to the country you are in)

4 P's of global marketing

Place (distribution)


Price (value/costs)


Promotion (advertising)


Product (attributes)



A need vs. a want

-need is when a person feels deprived of a basic necessity


want - is a need shaped by personality, knowledge, and culture

Market Segmentation

-is aggregating prospective buyers into groups that have common needs


-market segments result from segmentation process and determine how you market you product

3 Factors you would consider for product attributes

1. Cultural differences


- convergence of tastes and preferences


-preference in different countries in view of tradi


2. Economic Development


- preference for augments products (extra attri)


- preference for differented products


3. Product and Technical stds.


-product standards stipulated by gov't


-technical standards differences

3 Factors you would consider for distribution strategy?

1. Retail concentration (direct channel?)


-how many retailers


-fragmented retail system - many retailers supply most of market


-concentrated retail system - few suppliers supply most of market


2. Channel Length


- amt of intermediaries between manufacture and consumer


-fragmented is long channel length


-concentrated is short channel length


3. Channel exclusivity


- difficulty in accessng by outsiders

Push Strategy

-marketing strategy emphasizing personal selling rather than mass media advertising


-designed to pressure channel members to carry a product and promote it to final users


-for industrial products or complex/new products


-distribution channels are short


-few print/electronic media is available


-products sold through department getting pressure from sales rep

Pull Strategy

-emphasize mass-media advertising as oposed to personal selling


-designed to create buyer demand that will encourage channel members to stock product


-long distribution channels


-when sufficient print and electronic media are available to carry the message


-Free samples to create buyer demand