the development of global marketing?
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The global marketing will never happen because  certain countries survive only out of dictating marketing policies to weaker nations. And those countries depend on giant corporations . One example, the USA.\n\nGlobal marketing is only a description to hide the true wish to dominate others.
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MULTI LEVEL MARKETING(M L M)\n\nit is indeed a very good concept fpr getting large scale success but one has to toil a lot to achieve in this multi level marketing......\n\nadvantages:\n1.not wasting money un necessarily for advertising:\n2.here the consumer is the dealer....benefit is directly acheived without any brokers.......
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Globalisation, in my opinion, started several centuries ago. The way Budhism spread from India to the far east is a case in point. The building of temples and social and economic thinking, to the East from India is a classical case of globalisation.\nHowever, the concept took a new meaning with the discovery of the New World in the 15th/16th Century. The engine to the discovery was to bring spices, gold and other precious commodities to Europe. Some form of Economic Imperialism.\nIn the 1970's, the US and Europe, went on the globalisatin spree, as we know it now. This was particulaly the case with the large multinationals, who saw tremedous opportunities in the low cost economies, and the large markets, which would give them further opprtnities to grow.\nHowever, I believe, we have only seen the tip of the iceberg for economic globalsation, as I see further opportunties with the process.
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Management training and development programs have always played an important role in multinational companies in updating managers' knowledge of new corporate policies and techniques, and providing information on new structures of local and international markets. \n\nAlthough global in nature, the corporate culture and business needs of the host country predominate many management training programs. The national culture of the country from which the company originates also has an influence. \n\nThese programs are beneficial for all managers, especially local national managers who work in subsidiaries in host countries and face different cultures and markets in making decisions\n\nManagement training programs that focus on cultural features must be modified to account for special circumstances of managers who differ in personal profile and training needs
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I'd say no. Initially it is easy to find contacts to sell products, but within a few months it becomes very difficult, and the marketers become so desperate that they start annoying everyone they know. I know of several people who have fallen into this trap.
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Well, the target market could be any group of customers who could use your product. It is better to prepare a priority list regarding to the level of usage of your product for different customers, then start your marketing procedure as per to that list
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http://www.globalfuture.com/book-handy.htm\nwww.manilatimes.net/national/ 2005/jan/18/yehey/business/20050118bus6.html - 28k -
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As I was in the same business as you are, except that I'm in México ( I had a sw development company here and our customers were in US, Canada and mainly UK, Germany, France and Spain ). I suggest you to think and choose between 2 ways of achieving customers in other countries besides India:\n\n1.- You could find persons or companies that would become your sales representatives in your target countries. The good thing is that they know the market and they will sell more "easily" your apps rather than you being several thousand kilometers away. The bad thing here is that you don't own control of their efforts, you can't measure them and in most cases you must have a sales target made by contract in order for them to accomplish that, if not, they would simply feel no pressure to sell your products.\n\n2.- You could contact your future customers by email as a first approach, then by IP phone and you'll have total control of the sales processes. The good things are that  besides measuring your efforts into $$$, having control of everything that happens within the sales processes, you could "choose" which companies/countries fit you better. The bad things are that, if you wanted to do business with any Latinamerican country for example you must be in front of the person you're trying to sell them your products or if you try to sell to Ford in US, your emails, web pages and every sales effort will be in line with another 1K companies around the globe trying to do the same thing. \n\nBecause globalization brings closer any app from any given country to any given customer, but also decreases the chances of succeeding due to the high number of providers in any given country.\n\nI hope all my previous knowledge could help you better to understand what do you need.
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I've thought that for at least 10 years. The only problem is with the global economy, it is hard to not be involved in all these other countries.
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keep an open mind and see what's out there!\n\nwith this company below a USA opportunity is brought right to your doorstep!\nbecause 90% of this US company's revenue comes from international business...the domestic market in USA is literally virgin!\n\nget involved in a successful organisation (preferably a public corporation) that itself is involved in the 3 Power Trends driving the world right now:\n- the Internet\n- products used by the "Baby Boomer" population\n- & true GLOBAL Distribution!!\n\nhttp://www.teaminmotion.net/guest.html\n(install Flash player beforehand)\n\ncheck it out and email me (click Nick on left)\n\nyour time spent on it, may set you up for a long time to come.\n\ni'm the only one in SG involved at the moment...& legally.\njoin in Early for endless possibilities.\n(in fact, many countries/states are virgin markets!)\n\nonly once in every 10-20 years does one chance upon a company going into momentum phase of this magnitude!\n...like buying into Microsoft stock before Windows was invented!
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An increasingly popular trend is through distribution. \n\nAs a father, I catch ads for Baby Einstein on other children or family marketed DVDs' previews. These are usually sister products packaged through the same distribution channel, a company that is itself related to the production company - and more importantly, the parent national conglomerate.  Since the Entertainment Industry remains competitive through conglomerated oligopolies, its not uncommon for products such as Baby Einstein to use their parent company's strategic channels for marketing as well as operations churn reduction.
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Feel it is about International Marketing skill - understanding global trends/cultures and ability to adapt marketing strategies to that country.\nIt may not be new to the top marketing companies in the world, but even the small & medium enterprises feel the need for this skill today.
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A global product is one that satifies a need in many cultures.  Take telephones, I wish someone would.  They are cross cultural because they are a means of communication, regardless of language.  Bicycles are used around the world.  They are a source of transportation.  Are you getting the picture.
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On the rise... the concept of involving the customer appeals to most if done correctly.\n\nI'd be happy to more more information if you let me know the specifics of what you'd like to know.
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E-Commerce Multi-Level Marketing.
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Please refer to :\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globalisation\nYou'll find enough answers !
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