Global Marketing: Strategies, Examples, and Market Entry Modes Report

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of global marketing strategies. It delves into the development of global marketing concepts, examining market entry modes such as franchising and joint ventures, and explores real-world examples like McDonald's to illustrate these concepts. The report also focuses on the Indian market, analyzing political and economic risks, tariff and non-tariff barriers between the UK and India, and the advantages and disadvantages of entering the Indian market. Furthermore, it discusses the factors influencing market entry, including market size, growth, government regulations, and competition. The report emphasizes the importance of adapting to local cultures and consumer preferences, highlighting the significance of glocalization in global marketing efforts. It also covers the modes of entry in foreign markets and the factors affecting the entry in foreign markets.

GLOBAL MARKETING
Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION………………………………………………………………………………...1
PORTFOLIO ……………………………………………………………………………….
1
1) Development of global marketing:………………………………………………… 1
2 ) Development of global marketing concepts on the basis of articles……………….... 1
3) Development of global marketing on base of example…………………………………..2
PORTFOLIO 2……….. ………………………………………………………………..2
1) Background of bric country India: ……………………………………………..2
2) Political risk in Indian market …………………………………………………………..2
3) Tariff and non tariff barriers between UK and India:....…………………………………...3
4) Review of economic environment….... ………………………………………………….3
5) Advantages and disadvantages to enter in Indian market…………………………….3
PORTFOLIO 3…………………………………………………………………………….. 3
Example of real business company McDonald…. …………………………………….3
Modes of entry in foreign market.. ………………………………………………………..4
PORTFOLIO 4……...
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Franchising as a mode of entering market ………………………………………………...5
Advantages and disadvantages of franchising…... …………………………………………..5
Benefits of franchising….. ………………………………………………………………….6
CONCLUSION 6
REFERENCES 7

INTRODUCTION
Global market includes marketing of product in the international markets. Companies in
international markets have to look after the factors affecting the product of the company and sale
of company. Global market have modes of entering the global marketing like franchising
exporting and joint ventures.
2. PORTFOLIO 1
1. 1) Development of global marketing:
Market development is the strategy which identifies the new market for the products which
the company is planning to sell in the market.
Global marketing is about marketing products in the global market or international
market. Companies which trade in global market are multinational companies. Globalization has
increased in every country but these multinational companies have advantages of global
marketing also like companies would overcome trade problems, save manufacturing cost on
product and adapt new technologies from various countries. Some countries have traditional
society which do not adapt to this product. Multinational companies must need to follow the
rules and regulations of the country and some countries faces problem of language and
translation problems. Difference of language in global market is also not a big issue translators
are hired by companies to communicate effectively.
Glocalization is word which is formed from the globalization and localization, it is used
for describing the product which is made in globally but it is not in the global market. For
example cars are sold worldwide but are sold to meet the local culture as well. It is focusing on
the culture of the local country and also these companies are preparing the products according to
the needs of the local customers.
2. 2 ) Development of global marketing concepts on the basis of articles:
Schlegelmilch, B.B., 2016.
From the above references I can say that the author is stating about globalization
strategies which are handled by the managers of the company. Multinational companies have to
do research on the global market, the economy of country and country market. Companies

entering the global markets have to look after the foreign direct investment, customer
relationships and how to enter international markets (Schlegelmilch 2016).
Ogonu, G.C. and Nwogu, C.U., 2018.
From the references given above I can say that the author is saying about the Companies
entering the global market have to look after the business practices in the global marketplace and
other global companies or competitors in the global market. The companies have to look after the
economic conditions in the global market. Globalization in the global market is increased
because global companies also follow marketing strategies which includes product price, place
and legal environment of the country (Ogonu and Nwogu 2018).
Canel, C., Bejou, D. and Khumawala, B.M., 2015.
From the references provided above I can say that Authors says that for globalization,
international location must be suitable for companies and all facilities must be provided in the
nearby areas. Capacity must not be increased and expansion of company premises must be in
control as pre need. Location for setup of plant is important because would also increase the
expenses of company (Canel Bejou and Khumawala 2015).
3. 3) Development of global marketing on base of example:
McDonald's is the company which is ruling the global market, it is a franchise which has
it outlets in every corner of the world. McDonald’s is uniform franchises are giving the same
quality same experience and same food as well. Globalization has been increasing which has
lead to global success and company is entering the country market as per the need of customers,
like products are provided as per the consumers taste and culture of the country. Company has
adapted as per the country it is following the culture, trends and religions and as well food is also
healthy. It is also increasing their brand value and goodwill of the company in the global market.
MacDonald is the example of the glocalization because MacDonald is preparing the glocalization
according to the need and culture of the customers (Roudometof 2016).

3. PORTFOLIO 2
1. a1) Background of bric country India:
India has big and developing market, Companies like tata motors and oil and natural gas
corporation are examples of the companies which are running the Indian market effectively.
These companies are also capturing the big market and also will also capture the market in future
as well. Companies in the Indian market are well-established and developing as per time.
Various multinational companies in Indian market is a big brand, these companies focuses on
customer relationships and this companies is collecting information regarding the consumer
behaviour their and their needs. Nowadays companies are also using technologies for promoting
their products in Indian markets. In Indian market the companies must think about launching the
product in the market, because of the high competition in the market (Mani Wathne and Antia
2019).
2. 2) Political risk in Indian market
Indian market is affected by the elections and on that BJP is the ruling party in the
elections and the companies have to look after the policies which would be changed after the
elections. GST (Goods and Services tax) will affect the companies and products in the Indian
market. Global companies are also affected by terrorist attacks in the country and war like
situation in the country. India is having problems with Pakistan so companies must look into the
affairs relating Pakistan. All the factors will have adverse effects on the market conditions and
companies thinking to enter the Indian market are facing problems to survive in the market.
Indian economy is growing effectively due to the companies which are running effectively in the
country.
4. 3) Tariff and non tariff barriers between UK and India:
Tariff barriers between India and UK are import duties and export duties whereas non
tariff barriers includes quotas and subsidies. India had recently increased import duties and
excise duties which are definitely going to affect the global companies. Non tariff barriers quotas
are decided on the basis of goods for a particular time, after time it would charge penalty or fine.

Subsidies are paid by the government to domestic goods for competing foreign goods. It is paid
in the form of taxes grants and it also reduces the cost of product (Soulard and McGehee 2017).
5. 4) Review of economic environment
GDP is gross domestic product and it states about the economic condition of the country.
Indian market has been a boon for new entries but through various changes in the economy is
affecting the market. GDP growth rate is around 11.5% and it was estimated 12%. Foreign
exchange reserves have been increasing in the market. Government is also inviting new
companies but through digital India initiative and make in India. Due to this country is digitized
and literate as well (Drori, 2018). India is ranking second in the global countries in food and
agriculture production. The textile industry is growing and achieving the estimated profits up to
150 billion.
6. 5) Advantages and disadvantages to enter in Indian market
Advantages
Globalization will be increasing because Indian market is improving sales of those who
are in the market, through launching the product in the global Market companies are learning
how to compete in global markets. Global companies which are already in the market is
improving sales and reducing the cost of product.
Disadvantages
India is a culture of tradition different from any western culture, religions are first priority
with diversity in languages and religions. Here company has to work according to the Indian
culture. More specific in the why, numbers and reference. Through these factors the Indian
companies are working effectively. Majority of the Indian population is the working population
so the economy of the country is increasing day by day (Cassen 2016).
PORTFOLIO 3
1 Example of real business company McDonald
McDonald is a franchise and biggest brand in the global market. McDonald is a fast food
company which makes foods like burgers, French fries, soft drinks, wraps, desserts and

milkshakes. Business of company has spread to all countries and selling fast food as per
customer demand and keeping in mind the culture of the country. Company is always adding
something innovative as per customers taste and demand. Business is operated by joint ventures
of company and other local entities which handles the outlets (Ivanova, and Vītols, 2017, April).
2 Modes of entry in foreign market
globalization is a prime motive for the companies to enter the global market through the
process of Exporting consists of selling goods outside the country, it would be direct or indirect.
Services given from one country to another country is also exporting. It helps to market access
and it is not costly and not risky as well. It is costly in case of direct exports because direct
exports needs high cost for start-ups and mediators between transaction are increasing the cost if
product (Laufs, Bembom and Schwens 2016).
Joint ventures are very common in globalization because foreign companies are not able
to stay everywhere, through global market countries are able to do ventures with localist, and
they run the business. It consists of technological benefits and optimum use of resources. It is
costly whereas there are problems in the management of the company.
Franchising is common in globalization which includes some independent owners which
are liable to pay fees and royalty to the brand company or parent company. It is not risky and
employees are highly motivated to work with big brand whereas trade secrets are not maintained
and franchisee would become a competitor in the future. Sometimes it can also damage the
goodwill of company and have adverse effects on brand name or company image.
Factors affecting the entry in foreign market (Roudometof 2016).
Globalization is affected by the Market size in global market is an important factor
because through these only the company is going to decide the entry mode in global market.
Large companies would enter large market through franchising and joint ventures but small
companies can enter big markets through exporting only (Stoian, Rialp and Dimitratos 2017).
Globalization is affected by the Market growth is usually seen in established markets,
large companies enter these markets through various modes but small companies will afraid to
enter these established markets and even if entered it will enter through exporting. Established
markets are those markets which are had a developed economy (Soulard, McGehee, and Stern,
2019).

Government regulations are different in every country, so large companies are entering
markets through joint ventures, so that companies would not face problems in establishing the
plant in country. Small companies would also enter market through the help of localist.
Regulations of every country is prime factor selecting the market (Hollender, Zapkau, and
Schwens 2017).
Competition increases as company enter in global markets, various local companies are
already set up in market, so large companies enter market with improvising product as per the
need of customer, it would be possible through joint ventures because localist only can state
about likes and dislikes of customers. Small companies would enter by exporting the products in
the market (Roudometof, 2019).
2 PORTFOLIO 4
1 Franchising as an mode of entering market
A fashion retailer company would like to enter the global market through franchising and
the company would like to enter Indian fashion market through franchising. Various global
brands are already ruling market like topman. International companies are trying to rule Indian
market but the companies would have more competitors in the global market. Many investors are
trying to invest in these global brands, which will be a good capital for the companies to enter
market (Mohanty Patra Sahoo and Mohanty 2017).
2 Advantages and disadvantages of franchising
Advantages
Less risky because investors in the global markets will not risk the investment done by
them. Investment includes lease agreements and capital invested by the investors.
Brand names of the companies are used to establish the franchises and outlets of
franchises are loyal towards the customer. Relationship between the customer and franchises is
build up due to brand names.
Globalization is increasing due to Company would provide full support to the company
which includes training and setting up of new business. Products in the franchisee like fashion
material would be same quality and same quantity and totally original. No experience is needed
for the owners to run the business or test the product on the customers (Boellis, Mariotti,
Minichilli and Piscitello 2016).
Disadvantages

cost of franchise needs huge capital and investment, for franchise owners have to pay
management fees to the company. Owners need to buy the buy products and manage the
franchisee (Balasubramanyam, 2Breman 2016.).
It includes restrictions which come under the policies of company, which includes how to
run the franchisee and what must be followed by the franchisee. Sometimes it not suits the local
market, it also affects the reputation of the company as well.
Profits sharing is mentioned in the policies of the company, whole profit is not kept by
the franchisee. It has fixed percentage of sharing in the franchising (Argyres, Bercovitz and
Zanarone 2016).
3 Benefits of franchising
Franchising is the mode of entry in the global market which is increasing the
globalization. Franchising has many benefits which are investment of capital and motivated
employees. Many investors are trying to enter global markets through investing in franchising. It
needs fewer employees as well those employees feel motivated to work with a big brand. It also
has limited risk and liability, it also increases the brand image and goodwill of company.
Through franchising companies are attaining the growth in global market, because of brand and
trust the customers are loyal towards the company franchises. Companies are expanded globally
as well nationally, it is expanded easier and faster (Fan, Kühn, and Lafontaine 2017).
3 CONCLUSION
Global marketing includes companies to enter in global market and trade internationally
across all the world. International marketing has modes of entry in the market which are
exporting, franchising and joint ventures. In global market companies have to fulfil the needs of
customer and follow the culture of country franchising has its own advantages like low risk and
motivated employees. It also has disadvantages of investing huge capital and to follow rules and
regulations. In global market there are many competitors which are already ruling the market,
new companies must look into the factors affecting the sale of the product.

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