International marketing - Module 5
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- 5. Introduction Awareness Enhancement Reinforcement Expanding Market Share Neutralizing Negative Perception
- 6. Affordable Method Percentage of sales Method Competitive parity Method Objective & Task Method
- 7. Tools which are used to communicate the product in the market are termed as a communication mix. The tools are as follow: Advertising Sales promotion Public relations Personal selling Direct / Interactive Marketing Word of mouth
- 9. It is any paid form of non – personal presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, services by an identified sponsor.
- 10. Sales promotion are incentives tools used to boost sales. These can be offered at three stages Customer level Price offs Extra grammage Freebies Coupons Samples Cash refunds prizes
- 11. Intermediaries level Margins Credits Discounts Free goods Shelf space display incentives Promotion allowances Distribution of awards Internal Customers (sales force) Bonuses Contests Awards & Prizes Sales Promotion
- 12. The planned & sustained effort to establish and maintain goodwill between an organization & its publics
- 13. Publication in the form of press release, journals, brochures etc. Holding events like AGM, seminars, convocation etc. Conduct of trade shows, exhibitions. Sponsoring of social events, charities & community projects.
- 14. A personal presentation by a company’s representative to one or more than one prospect costumer in order to make sales and developing relationship with the customer.
- 15. Sales Presentation Sales Meeting Fairs and trade shows
- 16. Direct communication to very specific individual / costumers in order to generate immediate result. Features Direct Communication Very specific Individual / Costumers To obtain immediate result
- 18. Type of Product & Market Media availability & control Promotion Regulations Product life cycle stage Push v/s pull strategy
- 19. Cultural Barriers Language Education Source & Country of origin effects Noise levels
- 20. In Argentina ,Australia, Brazil, Columbia, U.K, Ireland, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore etc premium and gift vouchers are legal. In Belgium, Finland, France, hungry, Italy, Japan, Spain, Sweden, U.S its legal but some restriction apply. Some countries have set limit to premium. Italy- 20% tax on prize value, Govt. notification required. Japan- 10% Belgium- 5% .
- 21. Austria has a discount law prohibiting cash reduction. In France it is illegal to sell the product less than cost. In Germany marketer must notify authorities in advance. In Austria and Germany special sales may be made only during specified period of time. Discount for payment on delivery may not exceed 3%. .
- 22. In Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, France, Israel, Italy, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden it is legal. In U.S product sampling is legal with restrictions on alcohol, tobacco, drugs and some agricultural products. In Poland, Holland, Hungry it is legal ,except pharmaceutical ,alcoholic beverages. In Japan legal, except medicine. In UK legal but some restrictions on alcohol, tobacco, medicines and some food. Germany restricts door to door sampling. .
- 23. In Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand etc it is legal. In Spain, Venezuela, govt. registration is required. Singapore-legal but requires permission from authorities. Italy- legal 45% tax on prize value & govt. notification required. UK subject to compliance with lotteries & Amusements Act. .
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