Entry strategy
10.1 Defining Entry Strategy
When the analysis is done next major step is to determining the strategy of entering the international market. The appropriate entry strategy will assist to achieve the below challenge as well as the given below will be useful for determining the right choice.
• Which foreign market to enter
• On what scale to enter
• And the choice of entry mode
The Very first question from the above is to identify, which foreign market to enter and it has to be derived by an assessment of relative long run growth profit potential. It will be also integrated with the political, economic and legal environment of the selected company as well as the relationship between the 2 countries.
The next point is the scale;
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Company can implement their own marketing strategies.
2. It can obtain a good idea about the consumers, market places and market segments.
3. Company can increase the relationship and awareness between the customers of that foreign country and company.
4. Possibilities of new business opportunities.
5. Company has possibilities to increase business through innovations.
6. company can reach higher profits and higher market share
Indirect exporting strategy
Company does not involve for exporting and marketing functions directly. This is a low risk method. Company does not need an office and foreign employees at relevant foreign country. Management of the company has to select another suitable sales and marketing company from that foreign country to conduct its exporting and marketing functions.
Joint ventures
This mode is a kind of partnership agreement between foreign and domestic two companies. Both companies can achieve the profitability by performing as a one company in a same market. In this strategy, both companies have to encounter losses, risk and profits of marketing.
Licensing
Company offers their own product related necessary rights for another company to use their products. It is significant to get a high market share as well as to expand the businesses. There are some categories of licensing like manufacturing licensing and marketing
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There are several advantages of this strategy. It can be mentioned as follows,
• Potential profits are greater because you are eliminating intermediaries.
• Greater degree of control over all aspects of the transaction.
• We know who your customers are.
• Our customers know who we are. They feel more secure in doing business directly with us.
• Business trips are much more efficient and effective because able to meet directly with the customer responsible for selling the product.
• We know whom to contact if something isn't working.
• Customers provide faster and more direct feedback on the product and its performance in the marketplace.
• We get slightly better protection for our trademarks, patents and copyrights.
• We present ourselves as fully committed and engaged in the export process.
• We can develop a better understanding of the marketplace.
• As our business develops in the foreign market, have greater flexibility to improve or redirect marketing
The diversification lowered the overall risk of the firm and created an information network among the divisions, which was critical for the company to gain competitive advantage. The loyal customer base was another strength. The $60 billion assets that under the company’s management provided the company a positive brand image and made it easier for the company to attract new customers. Weakness:
The company could expand even more to increase their market share. They must keep communications open through their relationships to avoid miscommunication and confusion. References Karniel. A and Reich.
Market All countries have a very different lifestyle. Having a global strategy does not mean that a company should serve the entire globe. Critical choices include deciding where to spend resources and where to hang back. The usual approach is to start by picking regions and then countries within them. Market data might be more readily available in situations where the firm is grouping markets according to existing structures and frameworks.
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nternational marketing in export and franchising Objectives International marketing is the export, franchising, joint venture or full direct entry of a marketing organization into another country. • To bring countries closer for trading purpose and to encourage large scale free trade among the countries of the world. • To bring integration of economies of different countries and there by to facilitate the process of globalization of trade. • To establish trade relations among the nations and thereby to maintain cordial relations among nations for maintaining world peace. • To facilitates and encourage social and cultural exchange among different countries of the world.
Firstly, the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) matrix that concentrate the market position of different products. Secondly, the experience curve and the Profit Impact of Market Strategies model which identified a number of strategic variables. Furthermore, competitive advantages model (Porter, 1985) which focus on five different forces in environment of organization, but suit with only stable market. Generic strategy was developed strategies under this school, especially it can identify position in the market. Advantages: -Provide content in a systematic way to the existing way of looking at strategy -Particularly useful in early stage of strategy development, when date is analyzed -This school emphasis on analysis and calculation can be a very strong support to the strategy development process -This strategy suit with big businesses or organization which have ability for operate effective market research in the environment
Higher Quality of Service or Product 3. Monetary Savings 4. Better Employee Retention Rates 5. Pleasant Work Environment Maslow`s Hierarchy
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What is normally suggested is that if a firm is producing, manufacturing or reselling goods that they usually export since it is the easiest and least risky method. The risk that occurs if this type of strategy is used is that the firm depends on the company that will be exporting to and their customers in order for their product to be known. Yet other strategies include a joint-venture, licensing and franchising, foreign direct investment, and strategic alliances which even though they have more risk than just exporting they are more likely to be used than full ownership. These strategies give the firm the opportunity to still have some control, at different levels, of how the product will be managed in the foreign country. An example of this is Kia Motors direct investment in Slovakia in 2004 or Volkswagen’s joint-venture with Skoda for a period of time in 1991.
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