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    1. International Communications
      • Four major difficulties
      • Typical Marcoms (Marketing Communications) tools
      • International communications plan
      • Tactical decisions
      • Organising and co-ordination of advertising effort
      • Personal selling
    2. Four Major Difficulties
      • The message may not get through to the intended recipient
      • The message may reach the target audience but may not be understood (or may be misunderstood)
      • The message may reach the target audience and may be understood but may not induce the recipient to take action desired by the sender
      • The effectiveness of the message can be impaired by noise, or the effect of external influences such as competitive advertising etc
      • Warren G. Keegan (1995)
    3. Media Spending
      • Outdoor - important in Japan and South Korea - exposure in large cities
      • Cinema - Argentina and India where films are popular pastimes
      • Print - high literacy rates e.g France, Germany, and Sweden
      • Radio - lack of opportunity in Europe with government ownership
      • Television - Strong in USA, Asia, and South America
    4. Advertising exposure Awareness Knowledge Liking/Attitude Preference Repeat purchase/loyalty Trial The Hierarchy of Effects
    5. International communications plan
      • How do marcoms objectives help to achieve the international marketing objectives?
      • Think through various scenarios e.g. PR, sales force
      • Decide upon specific objectives
      • Decide how you will organise e.g. selection of agencies
      • How important is creativity?
      • How much standardisation are we seeking to achieve?
      • What is the overall communications budget?
      • What is the balance of expenditure between the elements of the promotions mix?
      • The main elements of the promotions mix need to be specified
      • Detailed tactical plans need to be written
      • Timings and schedules need to be worked-out
      • Methods of evaluation and control need to be established
      • Develop contingency plans
      • Learning will lead to need plans for the future
      • Phillips, Doole and Lowe (1994)
    6. Tactical decisions
      • TV commercials are sandwiched together in a string of 10-50 commercials within one station break in Brazil
      • National coverage can mean using as many as 40-50 different media
      • Specialised media reach small segments of the market only
      • In Germany, TV scheduling for the entire year must be arranged by 30th August
      • In Germany, no guarantee that commercials intended for summer viewing will run in that period
      • In Vietnam, advertising in newspapers and magazines will be limited to 10 % of space and 5 % of time, or three minutes and hour on radio or TV
            • Cateora and Ghauri (1999)
    7. Organising and co-ordination of advertising effort
      • Domestic agency
          • familiarity/trust/relationship/knowledge
          • no international experience
      • Appointing local agency
          • (local to the market) understand local cultures/relevant contacts/experience
      • Centralising the effort
          • Saatchi & Saatchi claimed to be the first global advertising agency - ‘one sight, one sound, one sell’
    8. Personal selling
      • Generally the marcom thrust where
          • wages are low
          • Philip Morris in Venezuela employs 300 sales people and assistants
      • Linguistic pluralism exists e.g India
      • Business etiquette
          • lateness is inexcusable in Hong Kong but is expected in India
          • banquets and frequent toasts in China
      • Negotiation strategies where bargaining varies between cultures
      • staffing the sales force
      • personal selling through intermediaries
      • government sponsored trade missions
      • international trade fairs
      • consortium selling (airports/hospitals/etc)

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