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An Indian FMCG major was planning to enter the Middle-East market to market its line of cosmetics and beauty products. It was advised by an international marketing consultant to understand the cultural environment prevailing in that region for developing its international marketing strategies. Why?

Suppose that Kellogg's Company can only focus on two (2) of the employ, Demographic, Psychographic, and behavioral segments while entering a new country due to restricted marketing resources, keeping in mind that kellogg's target audience is to promote the importance of breakfast and to raise fund for the help a child breakfast campaign. Describe at least three (3) factors kellogg's company would consider when evaluating which segments to actually target when entering a new country. Which two (2) would the company eventually choose and why?

Using examples of Japan and Brazil explain the Country-of-Origin (COO) effect in international marketing. What could be two positive COO effect and two negative COO effects.

With increasing importance of the emerging markets in the global economy, there isgrowing interest among marketing researchers and managers to understand thedifferences between the consumers in the developed and emerging markets as wellas the challenges and opportunities posed by these differences for both local andforeign marketers in these emerging markets. Source: Sharma (2018) In the light of the above statement, list and elaborate on the key problems/challengesin collecting and using international market data

The European/African/Middle East regions include perhaps the greatest diversity in income levels and cultures possible, providing daunting challenges for international marketing managers. Consider your textbook readings and lectures for this week and answer the following question. Explain how economic, political, geographic and cultural factors influence the size and nature of marketing opportunities in the European/African/Middle East regions.

Critically analyze Nestlé’s business strategy for international markets. Word limit-100

What global positioning strategy has redbull adopted? How might this strategy differ from a traditional (domestic) positioning strategy of the same product in the organisation’s original country? How can culture impact on international marketing and positioning of redbull

Marketers must recognize that global cultural differences include knowledge, beliefs, art, morals, law, customs, and often unique capabilities acquired by people in the global marketplace. Identify why the culture of a country might influence the costs of doing business in that country. Describe a country and examples which validate your answer.

Discuss how you will manipulate the international marketing mix (4 Ps) in successfully launching the brand. For your Communication / promotion program, include the following:

Certain aspects of the Covid19 pandemic can be explained by the concepts of externalities and characteristics of public goods. By identifying specific examples, discuss and explain the statement based on the concepts you have learnt, and explain how Singapore government interventions could address the issues identified, including the use of suitable hypothetical graphs to support your explanation.

While some authors say that marketing strategies should be developed by profiling culture for marketing, whether in an international market or a multicultural domestic market, others argue that this profiling of cultural behavior is simply wrong and that different methods are required. Express your stance and defend your stance on the use of cultural features for marketing purposes. State your stance and explain, with examples, how to profile a culture and how to use that profile information or what alternative approach you can use to determine your marketing strategy.

How does gender representation in tourism marketing perpetuate gender stereotypes between men and women? How about destination expectations?

4. list the reason why international marketers implement international market segmentation.

Can you help me answer this question in minimum  900 words please? It has been suggested that product innovation through the Internet is a natural process that requires limited effort from international marketers. Critically appraise this view and provide examples to reinforce your arguments.  This is for my international Marketing courses  Thanks in advance!

Environmental analysis and cultural effects - how Coca Cola appeals the target audience in a foreign market

What are some of the problems that U.S.marketers face in dealing with internationalbuying centers?

Evaluate and Analyze: How did Coke and Pepsi Differentiate Their Brands in the Cola Wars? Coke and Pepsi have differentiated their brands by focusing on different societal demographics, i.e., Coke has followed the traditional family model while Pepsi has focused on the younger age groups. Both companies have co-branded. Coke has co-branded with major food and hotel chains, and Delta Airlines. By owning other beverage brands Coke is the world’s largest beverage company. By contrast, Pepsi has diversified through ownership of food and restaurant companies such as Frito-Lay, Buffalo Wild Wings, and Panera Bread. Coke has maintained its logo color and print style while Pepsi has changed its logo 12 in 125 years. Product logos, taste, co-branding, acquisitions, diversification, advertising, celebrity endorsements, and even the types of product dispensers have created brand distinctions. But some of these different approaches and strategies have also created public relations and image…

Assess how the country of origin will influence Haval's new Funky Cat’s entry into the South African market

Explain how Ford Motor company would utilize one of the four ways to do business within the international market space (four ways: no foreign marketing, foreign marketing, international marketing, and global marketing)

Discuss the analytical techniques used by global marketers. When is it appropriate touse each technique?

Explain any two cultural threats or problems you may face to launch the product.

Your business is attempting to expand into Japan. Explain how culture can affect each of the 4 Ps in an international marketing context for a business expanding to Japan.

Provide and discuss 1 International marketing strategy that you could suggest to a organization: School/University

What is the difference between COO and Consumer Ethnocentrism (CE)? How can international marketers use their understanding of these factors to ensure success in overseas markets?