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1 year ago

companies that sell domestically-produced products to foreign markets are using which international market entry strategy?

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The companies that sell domestically-produced products to foreign markets are using Exporting international market entry strategy.

<h3>What is an export marketing strategy?</h3>

A foreign marketing environment is any country other than the one where the company was created where marketing and advertising are practiced.

Instead of promoting your goods domestically, export marketing concentrates on doing so abroad. Although it uses tactics similar to those used in domestic marketing, export marketing is typically more difficult since it must cater to other cultures, values, and tastes. Additionally, laws and regulations vary from one location to another. Export marketing may involve more risk, effort, and money than domestic marketing.

Employing cross-cultural and multicultural marketing techniques, advertise aggressively to gain recognition for your brand on a global scale while remaining sensitive to the many cultures in your target markets.

The 5 international market entry strategies

exporting,
licensing,
partnering,
acquisition,
greenfield venturing.

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joja [24]1 year ago

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Answer:exporting

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