International and sectoral marketing

This article discusses the importance of international and sectoral marketing in the global marketplace. It covers the role of marketing communication, advertising, and sales promotion in boosting sales of brands. The article also highlights the uniqueness of products and the use of different communication tools to target consumers.

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Introduction
Global marketplace is described as all the inclusive customer or the probable customers to
purchase a product or service all over the world. According to the Cambridge Business the
companies that generate more sales, this enhances the jobs creation, having a global market the
business gains stabilities in the regional operations. According to research by (Dosi, G., Grazzi,
M., & Moschella, 2015). the market entitles the emergence of products and pricing that appeals
to the target customers, the communication controls all the activities , it informs, influences the
customers or consumer in making their decisions (Mărginean, S., Ogrean, C., & Orăștean, R.
2018).. The tools of communication persuades in the different forms such as sales promotion,
advertising, are some of the tools in use to make more targeted communication.
The global marketing communication among many organizations ensures that it persuades,
informs and reminds the consumers either directly or indirectly about the brands of products that
they all sell. It also shows the particular differences of the products and brands that exist on the
market. Examples like the mineral products such as highland springs and Perrier, are largely
common, the essence in the marketing communication of the products shows the representation
of the voice of the brand by itself, it creates a dialogue and build an informative relation with the
consumer of the product (Chen, Y. 2016). It is important to check on the elements of marketing
communication that shows uniqueness of the product from other similar products.

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The difference from the Burger King from the McDonalds is ensuring the burger is grilled over
the flames for better tastes. This is to produce the different tastes in the market. For spec savers
Opticians reinforce and ensure that they bring people back to the eye care market through the
communications they make (Chen, Y. 2016). The role of communication in informing the
consumer of the services, ensures that persuasive information is given to the audience.
The marketing communication has a role of promotion of its product in the global market, each
communication tool has its approach and characteristic. For example Packard Bell has the
advertising done to the retailers. Companies should choose the right combination of promotion to
their target consumer (Mottner, S., & Ford, J. 2010). Advertising in the global market can build a
long term image about the product for examples the products such a Coca-Cola and Mercedes
Benz are likely to make quick sales. In case where the advertising of the products use celebrities
to target the people, it enhances the use of the product by the consumer. There is a perception
that the highly and most advertised product is likely to be of good value.
According to the theories of advertising in the global market, the advertisement the large
audience is determined by the population that consumes the products. The global marketing
enables the buyer have the choice of the different products that are available (Mottner, S., &
Ford, J. 2010). In addition the advertising give the opportunity for the business to dramatize the

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products and lead people to pay attention to the product. The sales promotions stimulates the
faster responses from the consumers, it also highlights the effects of the products and this boost
the sales of the brands.
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