Presentation by SIA Gatewaybaltic - "The road to a new export market" in conference Lotus 5: International Business, organized by AIESEC Riga. 24.04.2010 in SSE-Riga.
This document provides an import-export business plan for a company called Kenko Oy. It begins with an introduction that discusses the background and objectives of the thesis, which is to create a business plan for an import-export company and provide knowledge about this industry. It then covers various aspects of business planning, including the key elements of a business plan, different types of plans, and business models. Next, it analyzes Pakistan as a potential business partner and discusses trade between Finland and Pakistan. The business plan for Kenko Oy is then presented, covering aspects like marketing, competition, the business model, finances, and sales. A SWOT analysis of the company is also included. The conclusion discusses answering the research questions and
The document provides an 8-step methodology for developing an online export business plan. Step 1 involves understanding business information and key criteria for success. Step 2 is defining the brand position and value proposition. Step 3 is identifying target audience segments. Step 4 develops sales and marketing tactics. Step 5 maps out brand stories and a content/conversation plan. Step 6 reviews technology platforms needed. Step 7 establishes key performance metrics. Step 8 creates an export Go-To-Market plan and defines team roles. The methodology helps transform export ambitions into reality through targeted sales and marketing.
This document provides guidance on starting an export/import business in Massachusetts. It discusses business setup requirements like filing as a corporation with the state and obtaining local licenses. It describes two common structures for export/import companies - Export Management Companies (EMCs) that represent other manufacturers abroad, and trading companies that take ownership of goods and arrange import/export transactions. The document provides high-level overviews of considerations for exporting, including developing export strategies, sourcing products, and finding overseas clients or buyers.
This document provides an overview of developing an export marketing plan. It discusses opportunities and challenges of exporting, how to determine export capacity and resources, important marketing tools, and different market entry strategies and pricing approaches. The key points are: exporting offers opportunities like increased sales and market diversification but also challenges such as costs, commitment level, and cultural differences. Companies must evaluate if they have the capacity, resources, and management skills to export successfully. Developing the right marketing materials and choosing an appropriate market entry strategy and pricing approach are also essential to an export plan.
This document provides an overview of the key elements and framework for developing an export marketing plan (EMP) for companies in emerging markets looking to export to other countries or regions. It discusses the planning process which involves research, SWOT analysis, confrontation analysis, strategy development, and action planning. The EMP framework involves five phases - perception and preparation, research, strategy, operational management. It also outlines a 2-day training program that would help companies apply this framework to develop their own customized EMP.
This document provides guidance on developing an export plan to take a business global. It outlines key components to include in an export plan such as goals, financial and resource budgets, production capacity, target markets, risk profile, credit and return policies, shipping and logistics, export licenses, and health and language requirements. The plan development process involves researching markets, regulations, and identifying strengths and weaknesses to maximize opportunities and minimize risks of expanding exports internationally.
1. The document outlines the steps to develop an export marketing plan, which includes selecting target markets and distribution strategies. It recommends collaborating with local importers and distributors to ensure products meet local standards and specifications.
2. Potential buyers can be found through trade leads from various government and industry sources, or by contacts developed directly. Promotional activities should be tailored for each market and may include websites, trade shows, ads or sales trips.
3. An export marketing plan is a roadmap that identifies the best markets and entry strategies, and provides an action plan for implementation. Distribution options commonly involve selling through local agents or distributors.
This document provides an import-export business plan for a company called Kenko Oy. It begins with an introduction that discusses the background and objectives of the thesis, which is to create a business plan for an import-export company and provide knowledge about this industry. It then covers various aspects of business planning, including the key elements of a business plan, different types of plans, and business models. Next, it analyzes Pakistan as a potential business partner and discusses trade between Finland and Pakistan. The business plan for Kenko Oy is then presented, covering aspects like marketing, competition, the business model, finances, and sales. A SWOT analysis of the company is also included. The conclusion discusses answering the research questions and
The document provides an 8-step methodology for developing an online export business plan. Step 1 involves understanding business information and key criteria for success. Step 2 is defining the brand position and value proposition. Step 3 is identifying target audience segments. Step 4 develops sales and marketing tactics. Step 5 maps out brand stories and a content/conversation plan. Step 6 reviews technology platforms needed. Step 7 establishes key performance metrics. Step 8 creates an export Go-To-Market plan and defines team roles. The methodology helps transform export ambitions into reality through targeted sales and marketing.
This document provides guidance on starting an export/import business in Massachusetts. It discusses business setup requirements like filing as a corporation with the state and obtaining local licenses. It describes two common structures for export/import companies - Export Management Companies (EMCs) that represent other manufacturers abroad, and trading companies that take ownership of goods and arrange import/export transactions. The document provides high-level overviews of considerations for exporting, including developing export strategies, sourcing products, and finding overseas clients or buyers.
This document provides an overview of developing an export marketing plan. It discusses opportunities and challenges of exporting, how to determine export capacity and resources, important marketing tools, and different market entry strategies and pricing approaches. The key points are: exporting offers opportunities like increased sales and market diversification but also challenges such as costs, commitment level, and cultural differences. Companies must evaluate if they have the capacity, resources, and management skills to export successfully. Developing the right marketing materials and choosing an appropriate market entry strategy and pricing approach are also essential to an export plan.
This document provides an overview of the key elements and framework for developing an export marketing plan (EMP) for companies in emerging markets looking to export to other countries or regions. It discusses the planning process which involves research, SWOT analysis, confrontation analysis, strategy development, and action planning. The EMP framework involves five phases - perception and preparation, research, strategy, operational management. It also outlines a 2-day training program that would help companies apply this framework to develop their own customized EMP.
This document provides guidance on developing an export plan to take a business global. It outlines key components to include in an export plan such as goals, financial and resource budgets, production capacity, target markets, risk profile, credit and return policies, shipping and logistics, export licenses, and health and language requirements. The plan development process involves researching markets, regulations, and identifying strengths and weaknesses to maximize opportunities and minimize risks of expanding exports internationally.
1. The document outlines the steps to develop an export marketing plan, which includes selecting target markets and distribution strategies. It recommends collaborating with local importers and distributors to ensure products meet local standards and specifications.
2. Potential buyers can be found through trade leads from various government and industry sources, or by contacts developed directly. Promotional activities should be tailored for each market and may include websites, trade shows, ads or sales trips.
3. An export marketing plan is a roadmap that identifies the best markets and entry strategies, and provides an action plan for implementation. Distribution options commonly involve selling through local agents or distributors.
This is a lecture I gave some time ago highlighting some of the key aspects to be considered if planning to develop international markets. I hope you find it of interest.
Home textile exports are market driven, which implies that they deal with what the foreign market wants and how the home textile exporter could fulfil it, or product driven, where they deal with what the exporter has to offer and how can an appropriate strategy be applied to find the targeted buyers in the foreign market. The requisites of these are that the exporter must know the export plan, production procedure and export documentations. Exporter also must know his/her operational capacity, organizational nature and structure. An attempt is made in this project to understand and examine the nature and structure of the organization of the S3P exports.
A presentation prepared some time ago as part of the Exporter Education Programme. Provides a detailed step by step procedure for creating an Export Plan.
The document outlines an export plan for air conditioning equipment to islands in the Caribbean. It discusses working with distributors in countries like Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, and Trinidad and Tobago to benefit luxury hotels and resorts. These nations have a strong tourism industry and tropical climate suitable for air conditioning equipment. The plan involves finding reputable distributors that can import, distribute, and provide maintenance for the equipment in the target markets.
This document discusses export readiness and planning. It outlines "must have" and "nice to have" conditions for export readiness, including upper management buy-in, production capacity, and cash flow. It also describes the key components of an international business plan, including assessing export readiness, selecting foreign markets and entry modes, and developing plans for sales, finance, logistics, and human resources. The goal is to set reasonable export goals and expectations and write down an actionable plan to begin exporting promptly.
This curriculum vitae summarizes Dragan Stepanovic's work experience and qualifications. He has over 25 years of experience in sales, marketing, and management roles in the IT industry in Serbia. Most recently, he worked as an Account Manager for TeleGroup from 2015 to present, where he is responsible for establishing and maintaining customer relationships. Prior to that, he held several senior roles such as Export Manager, Sales Manager, and Business Development Manager for various IT companies. He has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Telecommunications and is proficient in English, Serbian, and basic Russian.
First class export advice - world class business growth _ UKTI trade services...Stephen Myatt
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) provides a range of export services to UK businesses to help them succeed in international markets. These services include impartial advice from International Trade Advisers, training programs like Passport to Export and Gateway to Global Growth, online resources on Open to Export, and marketing support through initiatives such as the Export Marketing Research Scheme. The document provides an overview of UKTI's export programs and services available to businesses.
The document outlines the key elements and purpose of an Export Marketing Plan (EMP). The EMP brings together relevant marketing instruments into a mix to guide export activities and inform internal stakeholders. It should be a maximum of 4 pages and include sections on background, market research, segmentation, objectives, marketing mix implementation, and a 1-year action plan. The purpose of the EMP is to direct export activities, facilitate decision making, and justify costs to company directors.
This document summarizes the services provided by Your Export Department to help companies export without maintaining a full export department. They use a three phase STO (Strategic, Tactical, Operational) system to identify suitable export markets, develop a market entry plan for each, and help implement the plans. The strategic phase analyzes potential markets. The tactical phase creates individualized market entry plans. The operational phase assists with implementing the plans. They provide flexible support tailored to each company's needs.
As companies, both large and small, search for new
international markets in today’s global economy, they appreciate the differences between trading in their home market, with its known parameters, and marketing products overseas
The document discusses how the internet is changing global trading practices and enabling export marketing through online means. It outlines traditional challenges with international marketing like distances, costs, languages etc. It then explains how technologies like email, websites, search engines, e-commerce payments etc. are helping small businesses compete globally by lowering barriers. The benefits of online marketing are highlighted like reduced costs, wider reach, and new opportunities. Various online resources for international trade information, market research, and connecting with importers/exporters are also listed.
Deirdre McPartlin is a Senior Advisor in Enterprise Ireland’s Brexit Unit. Prior to that she worked for three years in Enterprise Ireland Engineering Department. Deirdre has over 15 years experience helping Irish companies understand, access and penetrate the German, Austrian and Swiss markets.
This document discusses international marketing and export marketing. It defines international marketing as activities analyzing, planning, implementing, coordinating and controlling market-oriented activities across multiple countries. It also discusses the orientation of firms towards domestic, export or global markets. Export marketing provides opportunities for greater profits but also potential problems like additional costs, regulations and exchange rate fluctuations that must be considered.
- The document provides guidance on developing a strategic marketing project in 3 steps: project goals and analysis, market opportunities analysis, and marketing plan elements.
- Step 1 involves defining the project idea, business model, and goals. Step 2 consists of a PEST analysis, market research, competitor analysis, and SWOT analysis.
- Step 3 covers developing a brand strategy, segmentation, positioning, marketing activities plan, and calculating financial metrics. The guidance emphasizes setting objectives, conducting research, and creating actionable plans.
Export Import Strategies Executive SummaryFabio Felix
Export Import Strategies Corporation is an export management firm established in 2010 that represents North American food, health, and beauty care manufacturers. The company serves as a manufacturer's representative and buyer's agent, helping suppliers export their products to Latin America, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. As a representative, EIS markets products, handles logistics and export documentation, and negotiates sales on behalf of suppliers. The company also sources products from over 100 manufacturers to introduce to its network of international buyers.
The document provides a summary of Jorge Hernando Ribate's career history and qualifications. It details his work experience spanning from 2014 to 2002 in sales, marketing, project assistance, and logistics roles in Spain and the UK. It also lists his education including degrees in business/management, marketing, and digital marketing as well as English language proficiency certifications.
‘Brazil going Europe’ provides a comprehensive, low risk market entry solution, supporting Brazilian companies to successfully penetrate the European market.
1. As organizations pursue more global strategies, marketing research is needed to understand consumers in international markets. However, international marketing research presents unique challenges compared to domestic research.
2. This document discusses a framework for conducting effective international marketing research projects from a global project management perspective. It focuses on the nuances of questionnaire construction and primary data collection across borders.
3. Factors like political, legal, economic, social, and cultural differences between countries can impact the comparability of international marketing research results. Proper consideration of these challenges is needed for meaningful research projects.
Latvijas makroekonomiskās attīstības tendences un nākotnes izaicinājumiLatvijas Banka
Latvijas Bankas prezidenta Ilmāra Rimšēviča prezentācija Saeimas Budžeta un finanšu (nodokļu) komisijas izbraukuma sēdē Latvijas Bankā 2016. gada 10. februārī.
This is a lecture I gave some time ago highlighting some of the key aspects to be considered if planning to develop international markets. I hope you find it of interest.
Home textile exports are market driven, which implies that they deal with what the foreign market wants and how the home textile exporter could fulfil it, or product driven, where they deal with what the exporter has to offer and how can an appropriate strategy be applied to find the targeted buyers in the foreign market. The requisites of these are that the exporter must know the export plan, production procedure and export documentations. Exporter also must know his/her operational capacity, organizational nature and structure. An attempt is made in this project to understand and examine the nature and structure of the organization of the S3P exports.
A presentation prepared some time ago as part of the Exporter Education Programme. Provides a detailed step by step procedure for creating an Export Plan.
The document outlines an export plan for air conditioning equipment to islands in the Caribbean. It discusses working with distributors in countries like Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, and Trinidad and Tobago to benefit luxury hotels and resorts. These nations have a strong tourism industry and tropical climate suitable for air conditioning equipment. The plan involves finding reputable distributors that can import, distribute, and provide maintenance for the equipment in the target markets.
This document discusses export readiness and planning. It outlines "must have" and "nice to have" conditions for export readiness, including upper management buy-in, production capacity, and cash flow. It also describes the key components of an international business plan, including assessing export readiness, selecting foreign markets and entry modes, and developing plans for sales, finance, logistics, and human resources. The goal is to set reasonable export goals and expectations and write down an actionable plan to begin exporting promptly.
This curriculum vitae summarizes Dragan Stepanovic's work experience and qualifications. He has over 25 years of experience in sales, marketing, and management roles in the IT industry in Serbia. Most recently, he worked as an Account Manager for TeleGroup from 2015 to present, where he is responsible for establishing and maintaining customer relationships. Prior to that, he held several senior roles such as Export Manager, Sales Manager, and Business Development Manager for various IT companies. He has a Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Telecommunications and is proficient in English, Serbian, and basic Russian.
First class export advice - world class business growth _ UKTI trade services...Stephen Myatt
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) provides a range of export services to UK businesses to help them succeed in international markets. These services include impartial advice from International Trade Advisers, training programs like Passport to Export and Gateway to Global Growth, online resources on Open to Export, and marketing support through initiatives such as the Export Marketing Research Scheme. The document provides an overview of UKTI's export programs and services available to businesses.
The document outlines the key elements and purpose of an Export Marketing Plan (EMP). The EMP brings together relevant marketing instruments into a mix to guide export activities and inform internal stakeholders. It should be a maximum of 4 pages and include sections on background, market research, segmentation, objectives, marketing mix implementation, and a 1-year action plan. The purpose of the EMP is to direct export activities, facilitate decision making, and justify costs to company directors.
This document summarizes the services provided by Your Export Department to help companies export without maintaining a full export department. They use a three phase STO (Strategic, Tactical, Operational) system to identify suitable export markets, develop a market entry plan for each, and help implement the plans. The strategic phase analyzes potential markets. The tactical phase creates individualized market entry plans. The operational phase assists with implementing the plans. They provide flexible support tailored to each company's needs.
As companies, both large and small, search for new
international markets in today’s global economy, they appreciate the differences between trading in their home market, with its known parameters, and marketing products overseas
The document discusses how the internet is changing global trading practices and enabling export marketing through online means. It outlines traditional challenges with international marketing like distances, costs, languages etc. It then explains how technologies like email, websites, search engines, e-commerce payments etc. are helping small businesses compete globally by lowering barriers. The benefits of online marketing are highlighted like reduced costs, wider reach, and new opportunities. Various online resources for international trade information, market research, and connecting with importers/exporters are also listed.
Deirdre McPartlin is a Senior Advisor in Enterprise Ireland’s Brexit Unit. Prior to that she worked for three years in Enterprise Ireland Engineering Department. Deirdre has over 15 years experience helping Irish companies understand, access and penetrate the German, Austrian and Swiss markets.
This document discusses international marketing and export marketing. It defines international marketing as activities analyzing, planning, implementing, coordinating and controlling market-oriented activities across multiple countries. It also discusses the orientation of firms towards domestic, export or global markets. Export marketing provides opportunities for greater profits but also potential problems like additional costs, regulations and exchange rate fluctuations that must be considered.
- The document provides guidance on developing a strategic marketing project in 3 steps: project goals and analysis, market opportunities analysis, and marketing plan elements.
- Step 1 involves defining the project idea, business model, and goals. Step 2 consists of a PEST analysis, market research, competitor analysis, and SWOT analysis.
- Step 3 covers developing a brand strategy, segmentation, positioning, marketing activities plan, and calculating financial metrics. The guidance emphasizes setting objectives, conducting research, and creating actionable plans.
Export Import Strategies Executive SummaryFabio Felix
Export Import Strategies Corporation is an export management firm established in 2010 that represents North American food, health, and beauty care manufacturers. The company serves as a manufacturer's representative and buyer's agent, helping suppliers export their products to Latin America, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. As a representative, EIS markets products, handles logistics and export documentation, and negotiates sales on behalf of suppliers. The company also sources products from over 100 manufacturers to introduce to its network of international buyers.
The document provides a summary of Jorge Hernando Ribate's career history and qualifications. It details his work experience spanning from 2014 to 2002 in sales, marketing, project assistance, and logistics roles in Spain and the UK. It also lists his education including degrees in business/management, marketing, and digital marketing as well as English language proficiency certifications.
‘Brazil going Europe’ provides a comprehensive, low risk market entry solution, supporting Brazilian companies to successfully penetrate the European market.
1. As organizations pursue more global strategies, marketing research is needed to understand consumers in international markets. However, international marketing research presents unique challenges compared to domestic research.
2. This document discusses a framework for conducting effective international marketing research projects from a global project management perspective. It focuses on the nuances of questionnaire construction and primary data collection across borders.
3. Factors like political, legal, economic, social, and cultural differences between countries can impact the comparability of international marketing research results. Proper consideration of these challenges is needed for meaningful research projects.
Latvijas makroekonomiskās attīstības tendences un nākotnes izaicinājumiLatvijas Banka
Latvijas Bankas prezidenta Ilmāra Rimšēviča prezentācija Saeimas Budžeta un finanšu (nodokļu) komisijas izbraukuma sēdē Latvijas Bankā 2016. gada 10. februārī.
Eiro zonas makroekonomiskās, monetārās un finanšu norisesLatvijas Banka
Latvijas Bankas ekonomista Andra Strazda 20.08.2015 prezentācija skolotāju seminārā "Aktualitātes ekonomikā 2015" par eiro zonas makroekonomiskajām, monetārajām un finanšu norisēm
Acacia Woodchips In Brazil VersãO 2010 Og Tanacjograff
The document summarizes TANAC S.A.'s acacia mearnsii woodchip export market in southern Brazil. There are over 150,000 hectares of acacia plantations in Rio Grande do Sul state, with TANAC owning 30,000 hectares. TANAC operates a woodchip mill near the port of Rio Grande with an annual production capacity of 520,000 bone dry tonnes. The woodchips are exported solely to Japan. TANAC expects the acacia plantations and woodchip market to continue growing through increased demand and a plantation incentive program.
1. Export Potential Index
1.1. Export Performance Index
1.1.1. Revealed Comparative Advantage Indicator
1.1.2. Growth of Revealed Comparative Advantage Indicator
1.2. The World Demand Index
1.2.1. Share of World Exports Indicator
1.2.2. Growth of Share of World Exports Indicator
2. Market Attractiveness Index
2.1. Market Demand Index
2.1.1. Market Size (import value)
2.1.2. Trade Balance
2.1.3. Market Growth (import growth)
2.1.4. Change in Trade Balance
2.1.5. Market Prospects (GDP growth forecast)
2.2. Market Access Index
2.2.1. Distance Advantage
2.2.2. Total Exports from the Country to the Market
2.2.3. Relative Preferential Tariff Margin
DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.12503.47527
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Latvijas Tirdzniecības un rūpniecības kameras Ārlietu daļas vadītāja Mārča Dzelmes prezentācija " LTRK internacionalizācijas prioritātes 2016"
"Gravitācijas centra maiņa pasaules tautsaimniecībā"
Ekspertu sarunas 2016. gada 24. maijā.
Tautsaimniecības konkurētspējas uztvere un tās analīzes veidiLatvijas Banka
Prezentācija izmantota lekcijā Latvijas Lauksaimniecības universitētā 2016. gada 26. februārī.
Aplūkotās tēmas:
• Kas ir tautsaimniecības konkurētspēja / tās loma ekonomiskajā analīzē
• Produktivitāte un izaugsme:
– kas īsti aug?
– iespēja nošķirt izaugsmi un attīstību
– vai ekonomiskā izaugsme var kļūt neekonomiska?
– alternatīvie izaugsmes/ attīstības mērīšanas veidi
• Kā var raksturot tautsaimniecības konkurētspēju?
– (tautsaimniecības) konkurētspējas uztvere
– Konkurētspējas vērtēšanas paņēmieni dažādos tās uztveres veidos
– Latvijas tautsaimniecības konkurētspējas pretrunīgais vērtējums ar dažādiem paņēmieniem
– Ko sniedz dažādi starptautiskie indeksi?
Produktivitāte un eksports kā Latvijas prioritātesLatvijas Banka
Autors:
Jānis Endziņš kopš 2011. gada Latvijas Tirdzniecības un rūpniecības kameras (LTRK) valdes priekšsēdētājs.
Ekspertu sarunas, Rīgā 2014. gada 8. decembrī
Prezentācija: „Produktivitāte un eksports kā Latvijas prioritātes”
http://www.makroekonomika.lv/latvijas-konkuretspeja-un-produktivitate-kas-talak
Latvijas konkurētspēja un produktivitāte: kas tālāk?Latvijas Banka
Autori:
Dr.oec. Konstantīns Beņkovskis, Latvijas Bankas Monetārās politikas pārvaldes Monetārās izpētes un prognozēšanas daļas vadītājs.
Dr.oec. Rūdolfs Bēms, Latvijas Bankas Monetārās politikas pārvaldes padomnieks.
Ekspertu sarunas, Rīgā 2014. gada 8. decembrī
Prezentācija „Latvijas konkurētspēja un produktivitāte: kas tālāk?”
http://www.makroekonomika.lv/latvijas-konkuretspeja-un-produktivitate-kas-talak
International trade involves the exchange of goods and services between countries. It provides benefits like job creation, increased consumption, and economic growth. However, it also faces problems from trade barriers like tariffs and quotas imposed by governments. International organizations like the World Trade Organization seek to reduce trade barriers and help resolve trade disputes between nations to further global trade.
How to Grow Internationally MeetUp_Investni_A.Dalton_220512FinTech Belgium
The document discusses growing international reach and exporting. It provides an overview of Invest Northern Ireland, which promotes trade and investment opportunities. The document outlines why companies should consider exporting or growing internationally, including sales growth and business resilience. It also discusses how companies should plan their approach with a go-to-market strategy and market research. Companies need to consider their export journey, support needs, target markets, competitors, pricing, and legal/regulatory factors. The document provides a checklist for developing an export strategy and plan.
Pro-Consulting - consulting in the field of analytics, marketing research, strategic consulting and business planning.
OUR MISSION- assisting in attracting investments in high developing business and stimulation of increasing of financial prosperity of company`s clients.
The document provides an overview of steps to guide exporters in their export journey. Step 1 discusses the importance of conducting thorough market research to select the most appropriate export market, including factors to consider and common challenges faced. Step 2 emphasizes the importance of developing a documented export marketing and branding plan aligned with customer needs in the target market. It also outlines issues to address in the plan, such as the market environment and internal strengths. Step 3 then explores options for entering the selected market, including direct/indirect exports and franchising.
The document provides a guide for exporting goods. It is divided into 7 steps: selecting the export market, marketing and branding exports, entering the selected market, logistics, financing, legal matters, and risk management. The guide discusses conducting market research, developing a marketing plan, options for entering the market like direct exports or using agents, and issues to consider at each step of exporting like logistics, financing, legal compliance and risk management. It provides resources to help exporters at each step.
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The Step-by-Step Guide to Exporting is intended to help you learn about the world
marketplace and how your company can do business there. It concentrates on the
overall principles of exporting and describes the processes that businesses commonly
use to develop export strategies tailored to their needs. Among other things, the
guide will help you:
assess your company’s export readiness;
build an export plan;
research and select your target market;
create an export marketing plan;
determine the best methods of delivering your product or service
to your target market;
develop a sound financial plan; and
understand the key legal aspects of international trade.
Getting ready to do business outside Canada is a complex undertaking for any
company. But the basic principles of exporting are quite straightforward and
thousands of Canadian firms of all sizes and in all sectors have learned to use
them successfully.With careful planning and a solid commitment to becoming
an exporter, your company can join them in the global marketplace.
Overview of market entry services (market research, export consultancy, business partner search and profiling, market visit assistance, b2b event management) offered by Export Market Research Ltd. in the CEE region and beyond.
This document discusses international market entry modes and barriers. It begins by outlining the criteria for selecting countries and conducting international market analysis. Several entry modes are then examined, including exporting, licensing, direct investment, and strategic alliances. Barriers to entry such as political risk are also addressed. The document uses the example of McDonald's global expansion to illustrate how companies must adapt to different cultures abroad. It emphasizes the importance of thorough research when evaluating foreign markets.
Tylon Market Place is a 20-year-old company that helps small family businesses succeed globally. It specializes in marketing local commodities internationally and boosting export sales by introducing products to new markets. Tylon has worked with over 1,000 clients across industries, providing services like identifying sales channels, introducing products to potential partners, and arranging business meetings in target markets. Tylon aims to be the premier marketing company in Europe through providing cross-continental services that help clients stand out from competitors.
The document discusses developing an export strategy and marketing plan. It provides guidance on conducting market research, choosing products and target countries, developing distribution and pricing plans, and creating budgets and communication strategies. Key steps include assessing company strengths, evaluating foreign demand, selecting appropriate markets and distribution channels, and developing pricing, promotion, and after-sales support tailored for other countries. Frequent communication, travel, and revising plans are emphasized for success in international business.
The document introduces the Saleshouse concept, which provides local agency services to help multinational companies enter and grow their sales in Central and Eastern European markets. The Saleshouse acts as the company's "extended hand" by finding distributors and customers, introducing new brands and products, providing market analysis, and offering additional services like marketing, logistics, and customer support. These services aim to build long-term partnerships and increase clients' turnover in the region without requiring startup costs.
To Export or not to Export? Growing an export market for your businessTo Expo...Russell Cummings
The document discusses factors to consider when determining export readiness and provides a framework for evaluating potential new export markets. It outlines a four gate process for initial market assessment, feasibility analysis, detailed market evaluation, and rollout planning. Key factors for export readiness include domestic market performance, production capacity, financial strength, and international experience. The document recommends rating these factors and prioritizing the three lowest scores to focus on. It also provides examples of how to research potential new markets and build financial models to estimate export costs, margins, and minimum order volumes.
AICRAG is a Chilean company established in 1997 that provides business development and marketing services to help Chilean and foreign companies enter international markets. It has a global network of partners covering major markets worldwide. AICRAG offers customizable and packaged services including market research, strategic planning, identifying potential partners, and supporting business meetings and contract negotiations to build long-term client relationships. Its services are aimed at reducing costs and time for clients while providing reliable market insights and establishing business partnerships internationally.
CVEN is a collection of international trade specialists who are passionate about export development and Our experience extend to both the private. For More Details Visit: https://www.cven.com.au/
1- Preparing for Export Mats_Step_by_Step_KgnJULY2016_0.pptxMamdouh Mohamed
The document outlines key steps in preparing for export markets, including assessing internal production capacity, thoroughly researching target markets, and developing relationships with distributors. It emphasizes the importance of planning exports, evaluating supply chains, understanding cultural differences between markets, and addressing issues identified through market feedback such as packaging, pricing, and product promotion.
Consulting company Pro-Consulting provides professional consulting services in the field of business and management. The company specializes in strategy development, project management, evaluation and analysis of business processes, and also provides expert support in the field of finance, marketing, personnel management and other key aspects of organization management. With a team of experienced and qualified professionals, Pro-Consulting helps its clients optimize business processes, develop strategic advantages and achieve their goals.
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This document provides a step-by-step guide to exporting for companies. It outlines 10 key steps to assess export readiness, develop an export plan, research markets, create a marketing strategy, enter markets, deliver goods, identify financing needs, understand legal requirements, leverage e-business, and protect intellectual property. The guide stresses the importance of careful planning, market research, and establishing a solid commitment in order to successfully export goods and services globally.
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7. Export I ntelligence - step by step to a new market penetration
8. Export process professionally wisely consistently Market research and selection Offer preparation Creation of export plan Market penetration: product promotion in the market Relation maintenance and communication Evaluation of exporting capacity Export strategy
9. Step No. 1 : Export start – preparation before the jump
11. Preparation for export Offer Is my product suitable for export? What must be configured to make it suitable to the market? What is my price offer ? What is my capacity ? Cornerstones: - Sustainable quality - Competitive price - Volume
15. Preparation for export Export strategy Do we have clear export targets ? Have we planned market penetration strategy ? Have we defiened the strategic export markets ? Does the company possess financial resources for entering the markets ?
17. New market choice – intelligence decisions about the strategic market choice understand compare decide
18. Stra tegic markets Poten tially interesting markets New market choice Aim: to i dentify those markets which will be strategic in future Which market to enter?
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23. Enterprise environment Clients Markets Competition Suppliers Industry Technology Creates understanding about company’s existing market place and future scenarios
24. Step No.3: Creation of export strategy and plan
25. Export strategy and export plan Export strategy export take up and development strategy which sets goals, defines offer and market penetration activities , as well as, plans resources needed to succeed. Export plan activities to enter a specific market or several markets, defining time span, activities, responsibilities and proposing a budget for plan execution. Export strategy gives a company the direction and route, while export plan defines the steps necessary to be made to arrive at destination. How much costs export market penetration? How much financial resources are we ready to invest?
31. How to approach potential partners Telephone Fax E-mail Post Meeting
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33. Exporters to attain the highest benefit should directly go to the target market - attending exhibitions, taking part in trade missions, organizing meetings with potential customers!
34. Step No.5: Communication with clients and relationship maintenance
35. Export business is based on the personal relationship between buyer and seller Trust and reliability Long-term vision Positive cooperation Mutual benefit
36. At the moment when the first export contracts are signed and it seems that all the most difficult work has been done it is worth remembering a saying: „ It takes years to create a market, and few days to lose it. ”
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40. With pleasure we will discuss your export opportunities while having a cup of coffee! GatewayBaltic Elizabetes 51 , Riga, Latvia Tel: +371 671 658 9 4 www.gatewaybaltic.com
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