This is a simple on hand presentation explaining the process of doing a desk research when wanting to export. Helps you to identify potential markets for your products and gives you a quick and easy approach to market research.
This document discusses factors for companies considering expanding globally. It addresses why companies internationalize, how to search for new markets, what constitutes a target market, and if a company is ready. Key factors reviewed include the PESTEL analysis, Porter's Diamond model, Vernon's product life cycle theory, and conducting a SWOT analysis. Cultural considerations and avoiding cross-cultural blunders are also emphasized. Recommended reading on international business strategies and theories is provided.
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This slide share is part of our white-paper on sales & distribution in China. Download your FREE copy here: http://bit.ly/1FHeEQT
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President Obama Go Global Presentation992010jwalkup_001
The document discusses how exporting can provide business opportunities and advantages such as increased sales, lower costs, and risk diversification. It provides an overview of getting started in exporting, including assessing company and product readiness, developing a business plan and market entry strategy, and using resources from the U.S. Commercial Service to connect with international buyers and markets. The key steps outlined are evaluating advantages and disadvantages, requirements for successful exporting, conducting a company and product assessment, creating a business plan and marketing strategy, and selecting an appropriate market entry approach.
This document summarizes the fast food industry as presented in a case study. It outlines the major players - McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, and Taco Bell - and provides key facts about each company such as annual revenues, number of locations, and market share. Marketing research is described as a way for fast food chains to identify problems and opportunities related to location, quality, service, menus, consumer awareness, and buyer behavior. Specific examples of problem identification and problem solution marketing research are also provided.
This document discusses global marketing research and international marketing. It provides an overview of key topics like the objectives and challenges of global marketing research, cross-cultural considerations, and common marketing mistakes due to poor research like New Coke. Examples are given of research failures for products introduced in India. The process of international marketing research is outlined in 6 steps.
This document discusses factors for companies considering expanding globally. It addresses why companies internationalize, how to search for new markets, what constitutes a target market, and if a company is ready. Key factors reviewed include the PESTEL analysis, Porter's Diamond model, Vernon's product life cycle theory, and conducting a SWOT analysis. Cultural considerations and avoiding cross-cultural blunders are also emphasized. Recommended reading on international business strategies and theories is provided.
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The only guide for SMEs that want to distribute in China's B2B markets. Learn about how to find and manage Chinese distributors and what steps you should take when you want to sell and distribute your products in China.
This slide share is part of our white-paper on sales & distribution in China. Download your FREE copy here: http://bit.ly/1FHeEQT
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts and principles for a marketing management class. It includes definitions of key terms like marketing, customer, and consumer behavior. It also discusses frameworks for understanding customer needs, wants, and demands. Additionally, it covers topics like the product life cycle, market segmentation, and target market analysis to help identify the right audience for products and services. The document aims to introduce foundational marketing concepts.
Marketing Management (Part 2: Marketing environment analysis)Ninh Hai Nguyen
This document provides an overview of marketing environment analysis and the SWOT analysis tool. It discusses the different internal and external factors to consider in a SWOT analysis, including strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. It also provides guidance on how to properly conduct a SWOT analysis, potential mistakes to avoid, and how to develop strategies based on the SWOT findings. The document concludes with an introduction to PEST analysis and conducting competitor analysis.
President Obama Go Global Presentation992010jwalkup_001
The document discusses how exporting can provide business opportunities and advantages such as increased sales, lower costs, and risk diversification. It provides an overview of getting started in exporting, including assessing company and product readiness, developing a business plan and market entry strategy, and using resources from the U.S. Commercial Service to connect with international buyers and markets. The key steps outlined are evaluating advantages and disadvantages, requirements for successful exporting, conducting a company and product assessment, creating a business plan and marketing strategy, and selecting an appropriate market entry approach.
This document summarizes the fast food industry as presented in a case study. It outlines the major players - McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, and Taco Bell - and provides key facts about each company such as annual revenues, number of locations, and market share. Marketing research is described as a way for fast food chains to identify problems and opportunities related to location, quality, service, menus, consumer awareness, and buyer behavior. Specific examples of problem identification and problem solution marketing research are also provided.
This document discusses global marketing research and international marketing. It provides an overview of key topics like the objectives and challenges of global marketing research, cross-cultural considerations, and common marketing mistakes due to poor research like New Coke. Examples are given of research failures for products introduced in India. The process of international marketing research is outlined in 6 steps.
The document discusses key concepts related to sampling for research studies. It defines important terms like population, sample, and sampling schemes. It explains that the sample should be representative of the population and selected using specific strategies. Both probabilistic and non-probabilistic sampling schemes are described for quantitative and qualitative research. Factors to consider for determining sample size are also outlined for quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods studies. The document provides guidance on selecting appropriate sampling approaches based on the research questions, design, and goals of different studies.
Market research involves collecting, analyzing, and understanding data related to markets and customer behavior. It is used primarily by manufacturing, service, and retail companies to guide decisions around new products, marketing, and sales. Most large businesses conduct both internal and external market research, spending 1-2% of revenue on average. There are different types of market research including primary data collection, secondary data analysis, qualitative research like focus groups, and quantitative research using surveys. Proper sampling techniques and question design are important to obtain accurate and unbiased insights.
Market Research Service Learning Project: Loyola University Chicago and Chica...Stacy Neier
Market & Consumer Survey students at Loyola University Chicago partnered with Chicago Fair Trade (CFT) to explore how to launch a fair trade soccer ball product line to generate new revenue streams and increase awareness of the fair trade mission. Initial results from a descriptive survey are presented here representing a 10% response rate with 189 cases of data collected from people who have opted into CFT's email list as well as undergraduate business and communications students. This represents an application of service-learning in the context of a required marketing course to earn a Bachelors of Business Administration. Eighty-two students participated in the project to be renewed in the Fall of 2010.
This chapter discusses research design in marketing research. It defines research design and describes the main types: exploratory, descriptive, and causal research. Exploratory research is used to define problems or generate hypotheses, descriptive research describes characteristics of populations or behaviors, and causal research determines causes and effects. The chapter outlines the tasks involved in research design and compares different design methods and approaches.
A Cultural & Economic Analysis of Singapore for making Market Entry DecisionsUniversity of Connecticut
This document, a group presentation effort by SDMIMD students including me, was meant to be an assignment for the Capstone course. This will help marketers make a business entry decision into Singapore.
This document discusses different types of errors that can occur in survey research. It defines sampling error as occurring when a sample is not truly representative of the population, and notes that sampling error decreases with more homogeneous populations and is eliminated with a census. Total error has two components: sampling error and non-sampling error. Non-sampling error includes errors from non-response, response errors, and researcher errors like incorrectly defining the target population or using a flawed sampling frame. Response errors occur when respondents provide inaccurate answers or their responses are misrecorded or misanalyzed. Researcher errors can also stem from using surrogate information instead of desired data or having measurement errors in question wording or response recording and analysis.
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This document discusses various sampling methods used for data collection. It defines key terms like population, sample, parameter, and statistic. It describes probability sampling methods like simple random sampling, stratified sampling, cluster sampling, systematic sampling, and multistage sampling. It also discusses non-probability sampling methods such as convenience sampling, purposive sampling, quota sampling, snowball sampling, and self-selection sampling. The document concludes by explaining the different types of sampling errors like sample errors and non-sample errors.
If you are thinking about expanding in SE Asia, Cambodia can offer great opportunities.
Why Cambodia?
1). Cambodian-Thai trade goals at $15B for 2020
2). Cambodia-Japan trade up 13% in 2019
3). Trade between Cambodia and the US rose by nearly 40% in 2019
4). Cambodia’s economy is projected to have grown by approximately 6.5 per cent in 2020, pushing GDP to some $29.362 billion
Working closely with you to support your expansion strategies
Entering a new market is a complicated process, requiring a lot of information, especially a clear understanding of the market and the competitive landscape. We offer hands-on market entry services to help our clients gain and sustain a competitive position in the Cambodia market.
MRTS Consulting has a dedicated team with extensive experience in Cambodia market. The team is well-placed to understand the requirements of the investors and able to facilitate market entry or to assist in the expansion of business interests in Cambodia.
We have in-depth knowledge of the marketplace and strong network of contacts within the public and private sector.
Contact us: vuthy@mrtsconsulting.com
Website: www.mrtsconsulting.com
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.
The document provides an introduction to using Trade Map indicators to conduct market scanning and select target export markets. It discusses key concepts like identifying target markets, comparing markets across criteria like size, growth, and competition using standardized scores. Trade Map is introduced as an online tool that provides trade data indicators needed for market scanning, like market size, growth rates, unit values, and competition levels. The document emphasizes benchmarking growth rates and interpreting unit values to better understand market dynamics. It also highlights limitations of mirror trade data and demonstrates how to assign scores to criteria in a market scan analysis to identify the most attractive markets.
This document discusses the importance of conducting market research before launching a new product or service. It outlines several key objectives of market research, including understanding the target market and customers' needs and perspectives. The document then provides guidance on assessing the relevant market, identifying competitors and their offerings, determining the target audience, and understanding what customers want and how they will perceive the new offering. A variety of qualitative and quantitative primary and secondary research methods are described to help gather customer insights and competitive intelligence needed to ensure market feasibility and success.
The document discusses various steps and concepts related to identifying business opportunities including generating ideas, screening opportunities, formulating business concepts, and conducting market analysis. It describes scanning the external environment to identify customer needs and macro trends. The screening process involves analyzing opportunities at the personal and firm level. Methods of collecting market intelligence like surveys and publications are outlined. Conducting an environmental analysis and identifying threats and opportunities is described as part of formulating the business concept. Key aspects of market analysis like market size, segments, trends, and industry cost structure are also summarized.
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.
* Online course: https://www.voiceofthebusinessacademy.com/course/implementing-trade-show-intelligence-program
Trade shows, conferences, conventions, and other events are excellent places to learn about your competitive environment: market trends, new technologies, market opportunities, competitor plans and products, acquisitions, and much more. Collectively they provide opportunities to gather the most competitive information in the shortest time for the least amount of money. But too few organizations properly leverage this informational opportunity in a systematic, focused way.
For more templates, topics, and war stories - online course:
https://www.voiceofthebusinessacademy.com/course/implementing-trade-show-intelligence-program
1. The document outlines the key steps to exporting, including picking a product, finding a foreign market, locating customers abroad, making sales, and getting paid.
2. It emphasizes finding a direct exporting partner like an agent or distributor in the target country to help make sales and ensure products meet local standards and regulations.
3. Developing an export marketing plan is recommended to identify the best markets and entry strategies, and create an action plan for implementation. This should address questions like which markets are most promising and competitive to pursue.
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.
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.
1. The document outlines the steps to develop an export marketing plan, including selecting target markets and distribution partners abroad. It recommends collaborating with established importers and distributors to ensure products meet local standards and specifications.
2. Potential buyers can be found through trade leads from government programs, agricultural offices, commercial news sources, and world trade organizations.
3. An export promotion plan should determine the best approaches like websites, mailings, or trade shows, and select targeted promotions in specific countries.
For exhibition organizers and venues looking to attract US exhibitors & trade shows, given at the UFI Asia-Pacific Conference March 2, 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The document discusses key concepts related to sampling for research studies. It defines important terms like population, sample, and sampling schemes. It explains that the sample should be representative of the population and selected using specific strategies. Both probabilistic and non-probabilistic sampling schemes are described for quantitative and qualitative research. Factors to consider for determining sample size are also outlined for quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods studies. The document provides guidance on selecting appropriate sampling approaches based on the research questions, design, and goals of different studies.
Market research involves collecting, analyzing, and understanding data related to markets and customer behavior. It is used primarily by manufacturing, service, and retail companies to guide decisions around new products, marketing, and sales. Most large businesses conduct both internal and external market research, spending 1-2% of revenue on average. There are different types of market research including primary data collection, secondary data analysis, qualitative research like focus groups, and quantitative research using surveys. Proper sampling techniques and question design are important to obtain accurate and unbiased insights.
Market Research Service Learning Project: Loyola University Chicago and Chica...Stacy Neier
Market & Consumer Survey students at Loyola University Chicago partnered with Chicago Fair Trade (CFT) to explore how to launch a fair trade soccer ball product line to generate new revenue streams and increase awareness of the fair trade mission. Initial results from a descriptive survey are presented here representing a 10% response rate with 189 cases of data collected from people who have opted into CFT's email list as well as undergraduate business and communications students. This represents an application of service-learning in the context of a required marketing course to earn a Bachelors of Business Administration. Eighty-two students participated in the project to be renewed in the Fall of 2010.
This chapter discusses research design in marketing research. It defines research design and describes the main types: exploratory, descriptive, and causal research. Exploratory research is used to define problems or generate hypotheses, descriptive research describes characteristics of populations or behaviors, and causal research determines causes and effects. The chapter outlines the tasks involved in research design and compares different design methods and approaches.
A Cultural & Economic Analysis of Singapore for making Market Entry DecisionsUniversity of Connecticut
This document, a group presentation effort by SDMIMD students including me, was meant to be an assignment for the Capstone course. This will help marketers make a business entry decision into Singapore.
This document discusses different types of errors that can occur in survey research. It defines sampling error as occurring when a sample is not truly representative of the population, and notes that sampling error decreases with more homogeneous populations and is eliminated with a census. Total error has two components: sampling error and non-sampling error. Non-sampling error includes errors from non-response, response errors, and researcher errors like incorrectly defining the target population or using a flawed sampling frame. Response errors occur when respondents provide inaccurate answers or their responses are misrecorded or misanalyzed. Researcher errors can also stem from using surrogate information instead of desired data or having measurement errors in question wording or response recording and analysis.
This document provides an overview and examples of Bootstrap, an open-source front-end framework for building responsive mobile-first websites and web apps. It discusses what Bootstrap is, the pre-built HTML and CSS components it contains, how to use its grid system including different screen sizes, and provides examples of websites built with Bootstrap. The speaker is Woratana Ngarmtrakulchol, a front-end developer and founder of Designil.com who is interested in topics like WordPress, front-end development, and web design.
This document discusses various sampling methods used for data collection. It defines key terms like population, sample, parameter, and statistic. It describes probability sampling methods like simple random sampling, stratified sampling, cluster sampling, systematic sampling, and multistage sampling. It also discusses non-probability sampling methods such as convenience sampling, purposive sampling, quota sampling, snowball sampling, and self-selection sampling. The document concludes by explaining the different types of sampling errors like sample errors and non-sample errors.
If you are thinking about expanding in SE Asia, Cambodia can offer great opportunities.
Why Cambodia?
1). Cambodian-Thai trade goals at $15B for 2020
2). Cambodia-Japan trade up 13% in 2019
3). Trade between Cambodia and the US rose by nearly 40% in 2019
4). Cambodia’s economy is projected to have grown by approximately 6.5 per cent in 2020, pushing GDP to some $29.362 billion
Working closely with you to support your expansion strategies
Entering a new market is a complicated process, requiring a lot of information, especially a clear understanding of the market and the competitive landscape. We offer hands-on market entry services to help our clients gain and sustain a competitive position in the Cambodia market.
MRTS Consulting has a dedicated team with extensive experience in Cambodia market. The team is well-placed to understand the requirements of the investors and able to facilitate market entry or to assist in the expansion of business interests in Cambodia.
We have in-depth knowledge of the marketplace and strong network of contacts within the public and private sector.
Contact us: vuthy@mrtsconsulting.com
Website: www.mrtsconsulting.com
To Export or not to Export? Growing an export market for your businessTo Expo...Russell Cummings
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The document provides an introduction to using Trade Map indicators to conduct market scanning and select target export markets. It discusses key concepts like identifying target markets, comparing markets across criteria like size, growth, and competition using standardized scores. Trade Map is introduced as an online tool that provides trade data indicators needed for market scanning, like market size, growth rates, unit values, and competition levels. The document emphasizes benchmarking growth rates and interpreting unit values to better understand market dynamics. It also highlights limitations of mirror trade data and demonstrates how to assign scores to criteria in a market scan analysis to identify the most attractive markets.
This document discusses the importance of conducting market research before launching a new product or service. It outlines several key objectives of market research, including understanding the target market and customers' needs and perspectives. The document then provides guidance on assessing the relevant market, identifying competitors and their offerings, determining the target audience, and understanding what customers want and how they will perceive the new offering. A variety of qualitative and quantitative primary and secondary research methods are described to help gather customer insights and competitive intelligence needed to ensure market feasibility and success.
The document discusses various steps and concepts related to identifying business opportunities including generating ideas, screening opportunities, formulating business concepts, and conducting market analysis. It describes scanning the external environment to identify customer needs and macro trends. The screening process involves analyzing opportunities at the personal and firm level. Methods of collecting market intelligence like surveys and publications are outlined. Conducting an environmental analysis and identifying threats and opportunities is described as part of formulating the business concept. Key aspects of market analysis like market size, segments, trends, and industry cost structure are also summarized.
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.
* Online course: https://www.voiceofthebusinessacademy.com/course/implementing-trade-show-intelligence-program
Trade shows, conferences, conventions, and other events are excellent places to learn about your competitive environment: market trends, new technologies, market opportunities, competitor plans and products, acquisitions, and much more. Collectively they provide opportunities to gather the most competitive information in the shortest time for the least amount of money. But too few organizations properly leverage this informational opportunity in a systematic, focused way.
For more templates, topics, and war stories - online course:
https://www.voiceofthebusinessacademy.com/course/implementing-trade-show-intelligence-program
1. The document outlines the key steps to exporting, including picking a product, finding a foreign market, locating customers abroad, making sales, and getting paid.
2. It emphasizes finding a direct exporting partner like an agent or distributor in the target country to help make sales and ensure products meet local standards and regulations.
3. Developing an export marketing plan is recommended to identify the best markets and entry strategies, and create an action plan for implementation. This should address questions like which markets are most promising and competitive to pursue.
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.
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.
1. The document outlines the steps to develop an export marketing plan, including selecting target markets and distribution partners abroad. It recommends collaborating with established importers and distributors to ensure products meet local standards and specifications.
2. Potential buyers can be found through trade leads from government programs, agricultural offices, commercial news sources, and world trade organizations.
3. An export promotion plan should determine the best approaches like websites, mailings, or trade shows, and select targeted promotions in specific countries.
For exhibition organizers and venues looking to attract US exhibitors & trade shows, given at the UFI Asia-Pacific Conference March 2, 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The document provides an overview of marketing management processes and concepts. It discusses analyzing market opportunities and selecting target markets. It also covers developing marketing strategies and tactics, as well as organizing and implementing marketing efforts. Additionally, it touches on topics like the product life cycle, Porter's five forces model, segmentation, targeting, positioning, the BCG matrix, and analyzing customers and buying behavior.
The document provides guidance on developing a social media marketing strategy. It discusses conducting a situation analysis to understand where the business currently stands. This involves research, SWOT, PESTEL and competitor analyses. The document then covers setting objectives to define where the business wants to go. Lastly, it outlines developing a strategy to achieve the objectives, including segmentation, targeting, positioning and integrating different tactics. The overall strategy framework follows the SOSTAC model of situation analysis, objectives, strategy, tactics, action and control.
The document discusses developing a digital marketing strategy and provides guidance on performing a situation analysis, setting objectives, developing the strategy, and implementing tactics. It emphasizes the importance of understanding customer insights and developing SMART objectives. Additionally, it outlines elements of an effective strategy including segmentation, targeting, positioning, and integration of different marketing channels and tools.
In this presentation we review how to:
Conduct a Market Situation Analysis
Conduct a SWOT analysis
Describe the critical factors to business success in the marketplace
Outline your financial objectives and projection
Create your marketing objectives and strategy
List your steps for implementation
This document discusses several key topics in international marketing including major challenges to business today, the marketing mix, target markets and segmentation, marketing management philosophies, orientations towards marketing, international trade initiatives like the WTO and IBRD, and trade blocks. It also provides an overview of the international marketing planning process and essential elements of an international marketing plan.
This document provides an overview of marketing concepts and best practices. It defines marketing as "the art and science of entertaining, engaging, delighting and informing your target market clients in a way that drives results that tie back to your organizationʼs goals and objectives." It discusses differentiating a product, the importance of branding, developing a marketing plan with objectives, audiences, messages and tactics, and metrics for measuring effectiveness such as website traffic and new customers. The document emphasizes the importance of determining why a product matters to potential customers.
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2. Table of Contents
1. Why Market Research?
2. Types of Market Research
3. Market Research Process
4. Questions that Market Research Should Answer
5. Reliable Online Resources
6. Understanding Cultures
7. Pitfalls and Challenges
8. Practical Exercises on ITC and CBI tools
4. • “GO TO THE MARKETS” Approach
• Never put all your eggs in one basket!
• It makes exporters UNDERSTAND and leads to
a BETTER DECISION MAKING
• It Identifies attractive markets and paves the way
to a successful business
• It is THE ESSENTIAL preceding step to your
export marketing strategy and planning
Its purpose is to identify marketing opportunities
and constraints
Leading to a GO / NO GO decision
Why Market Research?!
5. Types of Market Research
Market
Research
Secondary data
(Desk Research)
Internal (Company
info)
External
(Country &
Industry reports)
Primary Data (Field
research)
Qualitative Quantitative
6. Primary Research
• Is also called Field Research, done in the
target market
Qualitative Analysis:
Is done on small groups to identify Directions and
general trends. This is done through one on one
meetings, focus groups, observations, etc. using
open end questions like why and how
Quantitative Analysis:
Is more done on large group using questionnaires
and surveys to identify numbers and percentages
7. Secondary Research
Internal Resources
You have to analyze internally your business in
terms of your current:
1. Product Range
2. Markets Served
3. Segments Served
4. Distribution Channels
5. Sales Analysis (best product, top channels,
prices, promotion … etc.)
8. External Resources
Before you go … FOCUS … Set Objectives!
• Step 1: Define the Product or Group of Products you
want to sell (with HS codes)
• Step 2: Identify your Objective from conducting this
research
• Step 3: Identify your Target Market(s), through Trade
Map
• Step 4: Write your “Research Questions”
• Step 5: Understand the Target Markets and define your
Strategy
Define a budget and deadline for the research.
***KEEP IT SIMPLE, AVOID “INFOBISITY”!!!***
9. Market Research Process
Think of it as a Funnel
Bird’s eye view
( global demand & supply)
Identify top 10 countries
in Size & growth
Do PESTEL analysis
Identify most
attractive countries
Study 4Ps in
each country
Develop your EMP per country
Trade Map Data
Europa.eu data
Census data
Country Factsheets:
CIA fact book, Undata,
FAO, World Bank.
SecondaryResearch
Secondary & Primary
ResearchField Research
10. Trade Map Data Analysis
Trade Map gives a quick review of:
1. Global demand and supply of the product
2. Growing and declining markets
3. Global market share
4. Tariff barriers
5. Non tariff barriers
6. Seasonality of ordering
7. Competition
13. Highly Attractive Countries
To identify top 10 highly attractive countries, exporters
should check:
1. Free Trade Agreements
2. The percentage of imports from different countries,
No Monopolizing of a certain country for the
market
3. Proximity to Egypt and freight charges
4. Growth rate over the years, not only a boom in one
year
5. Trade Balance (highly –ve)
6. Are there any HUB countries around?
16. After the Final Selection …
Questions that Market Research Answers
17. Questions that Market Research Answers
4Ps
• Distribution Channels
(must be carefully
selected)
• Inventory & Logistics
• Largest Exhibitions
• Sales force
• Advertising
methods
• E-marketing
• Sales Promotion
• Which Product/ function
(Rashidy)
• Product life cycle stage
• Required standards &
specs
• Market trends
• Which Brand
• Packaging
• Services
• Market price
• Payment terms
• Discount structure
Prices Product
PlacePromotio
n
Target Market
18. • What are the trends (long and short term)
in potential markets?
FACT: Due to recession, more people stay at
home!
• Who are my customers and prospects
(segment, demographics, habits)? Answer
the 5W questions (WHO, WHERE, WHAT,
WHEN, AND WHY)
• What is their behavior?
Questions that Market Research Answers
“Customer”
19. Questions that Market Research Answers
Competition
• Fact: Competition is really FIERCE! Unless you have a product that is
seasonal or of rare existence. (Egyptian Cotton, Oranges, Marble
…etc.)
• Some major suppliers are from re-exporting countries who originally
imports from Egypt (strawberries) so you have a chance!
• You should know if there is local manufacturing or not
• Some major questions about competition may include:
1. What is the size of their firm?
2. Where are they located?
3. What is their nationality?
4. Where do they sell?
5. How long have they been in business?
6. What other products do they offer?
7. What is their price structure?
20. Market Research Leading to SWOT
Action Plan
• Identifying opportunities and threats from the
research will help exporters plan actions to adapt
their product and business to new target markets
• Identify the exact “Product Market Combination”
and your Marketing Mix
• Finalize your Export Marketing Plan
TIP: Take Care! Your 4ps should support the
POSITION you require in the market. Also your
selected distribution channel.
22. Online World Market Prices
1. www.public-ledger.com
2. www.todaymarket.com
3. www.intracen.org
4. www.fintrac.com/gain/prices
www.Alibaba.com
can also be a very good source to know market
prices
23. Other Free Sources for Market Research
• www.trademap.org
• www.macmap.org
• www.standardsmap.org
• www.fao.org
• www.data.un.org
• www.exporthelp.europa.eu
• www.usatrade.gov
• www.euromonitor.com
• www.oecd.org
• www.cbi.eu
• www.fita.org
• Reports of competitor countries that they use to help their companies with their exports.
Every country has its national statistics center (CAPMAS)
• Sector Magazines
• Industry and Sector Associations
• Egyptian Commercial Services (ECS offices) Ask for their HOW TO DO BUSINESS IN …
Reports
TIP: Always question the relevance of data and its source
25. Why do we have to consider cultures?
It can Make or Break the Deal!
Understanding the Culture
26. More TIPS
• Take care of the cultural differences and how to do business in target
countries, IT CAN MAKE OR BREAK THE DEAL!!!!
• Check these mobile applications Culture GPS, JPA itraveler.
• Also check these websites:
http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/egypt-country-
profile.html
http://www.beyondintractability.org/essay/culture-negotiation
http://www.exporthelp.co.za
• Use freelance websites for a local researcher/translator (you have to test
him!)
• Use Google translate for foreign language reports … it will give you the
meaning not necessary precise translation
• For the purposes of email marketing, take care of local email privacy laws
especially in Japan, Italy and Germany
27. Useful Tips
• Avoid Self Reference Criterion SRC
• Avoid going where you know people, it might not be the
best market for you!
• Take care of the outdated data
• Not optimizing your web search; as you have to use + /
AND when combining words for your search (ex.
UK+luxury+confectionary)
• Market research needs a very good understanding for your
product and its mix
• Market research needs high analytical and language skills.
• Write all possible related words on a piece of paper, and
use them all during the research, you will be surprised!
• Use mind maps to visualize your research!
• Use ‘You Tube’ and ‘Slide Share’ as sources.