What is a Global Marketing Strategy?
The development of international trade and the increasing importance of electronic commerce--among other factors--are making businesses aware of the significance of global marketing strategies. These strategies also help firms increase profit potential and market share.
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Definition
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A global marketing strategy is a set of procedures and techniques that a business uses to study consumer sentiment, develop new products and analyze economic indicators in countries in which the firm operates. The strategy also focuses on the best promotion and distribution techniques to use when selling products to a multicultural clientele. Companies often hire international advertising agencies to help develop a global marketing strategy, according to BNET, an online business content provider.
Product Development
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A company must study international trends and consumer desires to ensure that new products satisfy the needs of consumers in countries in which the company operates.
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Price Policies
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Price policies become important, especially if a firm operates in many countries with significant differences in living costs and currency rates.
Promotion
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Promotion refers to communication and advertising media that a firm uses to promote its products and services. The firm must pay attention to cultural subtleties when launching promotion campaigns.
Distribution Channels
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A company must make sure its distribution procedures and outlets are in line with its global marketing strategy and positioning in domestic markets.
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