Zusammenfassung der Ressource
EXPORT MARKETS
- MARKETING MIX (5P)
- Product
- Positioning
- Place
- Promotion
- PRICE
- Attracts potential customers, motivates
and makes them buy.
- A high price can cause negative feelings
about the products
- A low price can be misleading for other
product features such as quality
- Neoclasical price theory
- The theory states that customers have different
tastes and preferences, and choose among
products to maximize satisfaction or utilit.
- Pricing estrategies
- Economy and Premium
- Penetration or Low Price
- Skimming
- Competitor’s Pricing
- Rigid Cost-Plus Strategy
- Flexible Cost-plus Strategy
- Dynamic Incremental Strategy
- EXPORT PRICING
- Marginal Costing
- The marginal costing to ensure that their products are
competitively priced. Marginal costing ignores the fixed cost
incurred by companies, on the assumption that these costs will
be incurred by domestic sales anyway
- The Right Optimum Price
- The optimum pricing strategy for a product or service meets
the needs of both the buyer and the seller. Because when you
find the right price, profits will skyrocket and your business
will prosper.
- The Loss Leader
- No matter the cost, even at a loss in profits, this strategy has
one objective to eliminate the competition
- Psychology of Pricing: Value
Bundling and Discounting
- It helps build the perception of price and value. The
psychology of retail pricing is probably more important than
the price itself
- REASONS FOR EXPORTING
- Pull
- The attractiveness of a potential foreign market.
- Push
- Products for intenacional and export markets
- Minimize and spread the risk, and reduce its
dependence on one geographical market
- Product life cycle reaches its maturity stages
- Increased sales and opportunities
- PITFALLS OF EXPORTING
- Plant facilites
- Producers
- Time to start
- Language
- Alteration in the product
- Local custom and transit time
- EXPORTING VS DOMESTIC SELLING
- New parameters
- Import duties
,restrictions,transport,currency,documentation,marketing
channel.
- New environments
- Foreign markets,cultural, legal,
political, social and economic.
- FACTORS PEST
- Political Factors
- The pricing is influenced by laws and
regulations,health and safety
standards,environmental regulations.
- Social Factors
- Firms need to examine carefully target market
country’s characteristics and purchasing behaviors, to
select appropriate pricing strategy
- Technological Factors
- Firms need to examine carefully target market
country’s characteristics and purchasing behaviors,
to select appropriate pricing strategy
- Economic Factors
- The level of PIB,population and density, inflation and
economic growth, age and distribution of income, level of
urbanization as well as other economic activities that will
affect markets and pricing.