International Marketing Strategy
Unit 1: Market Entry - Approaches to Entry Mode In this unit we will take a look at the various approaches to market entry and we will particularly consider exporting as a market entry strategy. Exporting is the simplest and one of the quickest ways of entering a foreign market, requiring a low level of investment in terms of managerial and financial resources and consequently a low level of corporate commitment and risk. This makes it an ideal first step to internationalisation for many firms and a useful strategy for firms in risky and uncertain markets. The export decision is influenced by three sets of influences on the firm: Experience and uncertainty effects Behavioural and firm specific influences Strategic influences on exporting The firm's activities at the pre-export stage have an important influence on the firm's initial export direction, and several factors affect the firm's decision to internationalise: Degree of international orientation Previous experience Perceptions of risk and return Government-sponsored export stimulation measures, product characteristics and unsolicited export orders also play an important role at the early stage of exporting. Opinion among researchers and managers is divided on the issue of the relationship between firm size
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International Marketing Strategy
Unit 1: Market Entry - Approaches to Entry Mode In this unit we will take a look at the various approaches to market entry and we will particularly consider exporting as a market entry strategy. Exporting is the simplest and one of the quickest ways of entering a foreign market, requiring a low level of investment in terms of managerial and financial resources and consequently a low level of corporate commitment and risk. This makes it an ideal first step to internationalisation for many firms and a useful strategy for firms in risky and uncertain markets. The export decision is influenced by three sets of influences on the firm: Experience and uncertainty effects Behavioural and firm specific influences Strategic influences on exporting The firm's activities at the pre-export stage have an important influence on the firm's initial export direction, and several factors affect the firm's decision to internationalise: Degree of international orientation Previous experience Perceptions of risk and return Government-sponsored export stimulation measures, product characteristics and unsolicited export orders also play an important role at the early stage of exporting. Opinion among researchers and managers is divided on the issue of the relationship between firm size
Added on 2023-01-11
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