- International Marketing Tutorial
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- Int Marketing - Introduction
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- Int Marketing - Characteristics
- Int Marketing - Scope
- Int Marketing - Advantages
- Int Marketing - Tasks
- Int Marketing - World Trade
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- Int Marketing - MNCS Characteristics
- International & Domestic Marketing
- Int Marketing - Product Lifecycle
- Int Marketing - EPRG Framework
- Int Marketing - Major Factors
- Int Marketing - Political Risk
- Int Marketing - Import Quotas
- Int Marketing - Gatt
- Int Marketing - Policy Framework
- Int Marketing - Market Segmentation
- Int Marketing - Market Selection
- Int Marketing - Marketing Mix
- Int Marketing - Branding
- Int Marketing - Pricing Strategies
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International Marketing - Tasks
The activities that take place on a marketing platform that has recently been established outside the home country or parent country are known as international marketing tasks.
These tasks include the following operations −
Observing and acknowledging customers’ buying behavior.
Adapting to the changes in market trends.
Identifying competitors and acquiring the required information about them.
Acquiring knowledge about products.
Conducting a Political, Economic, Social and Technological analysis, that is, PEST analysis.
Practicing SWOT analysis
Selecting the right promotional mixture: Pricing, Promotion, Advertising, etc.
Outcome of a Marketing Plan
The outcome of a marketing plan is affected by certain uncontrollable elements. These elements include competition, culture, legal, and government controls over the business.
These elements cannot be controlled by the marketers, so they must adapt to them and also learn to manage them. The only way to manage the uncontrollable elements is to design an efficient framework to mold the controllable elements – price, product, promotion and place (distribution).
The basic marketing concepts are the same for both the domestic and the international markets. The marketing environment is extremely important, as the environment changes from country to country.