International Advertising and Sales Strategies

Framework for International Promotion

Sales promotion with cultural uniqueness:

  • Study the target market.
  • Determine the extent of standardization.
  • Set the promotional mix.
  • Develop the message.
  • Select effective media.
  • Establish a control mechanism.

International Advertising

Intense competition leads to sophistication. Seek greater control and efficiency.

Difference between:

  • Multi-domestic markets: Markets are culturally different.
  • Global marketing strategy: Standardize where similarities exist but adapt where
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Customer Service Stages: Ordering, Claims, and After-Sales

Customer Service Stages

Ordering

Using a computer management tool to fill customer data (name…)

Information Request

During the sales process, customers need to be able to easily get information about their purchase.

Claims/Complaints

When dealing with claims, we must take into account:

  • Who the claims should be addressed to
  • What data is sent to the customer
  • Establish 3 levels of response: serious, lower, and middle-class.
  • Claims that don’t require any actions
  • False or imaginary claims
  • Having claim forms
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Customer Service and Marketing Strategies

Customer Service

Customer service is the act of taking care of the customer’s needs and wants by providing and delivering professional, helpful, high-quality service and assistance.

Customer Characteristics

  • Demographic profile:
    • Age
    • Gender
    • Occupation
    • Income
    • Marital Status
    • Education
    • Expenditure
    • Ethnicity/race
    • Housing
    • Mobility
    • Location
  • Social profile:
    • Culture
    • Reference groups
    • Time expenditures
    • Social performance
    • Family
    • Lifestyle cycle
    • Opinion leaders
    • Social class
  • Psychological profile:
    • Personality
    • Importance of purchase
    • Innovativeness
    • Motivation
    • Perceived
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Leadership: Definition, Traits, Styles, and Theories

Leadership

Leadership refers to the direction of a political party, social group, or other community.

Definition by Rallph M. Stogdill

Leadership is the interpersonal influence exercised in a situation, addressed through the process of human communication, to achieve one or several specific objectives.

Importance of Leadership

The ability of a leader to lead is vital for the survival of any organization.

Leadership Roles

  • Achieve goals, tasks, or objectives.
  • Promote unity in the group.
  • Empower each team member.
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Business Dynamics: Environment, Leadership, and Strategy

1. Key Factors in the Macro- and Micro-Environment of Business

  • Macro-environment: Refers to the external factors that affect all businesses in an economy. These include:
    • Government policies and regulations.
    • Economic conditions (such as inflation, interest rates).
    • Sociocultural factors (changes in consumer preferences and behaviors).
    • Technological factors (innovations and technological advancements).
    • Environmental factors (climate change, environmental regulations).
    • Legal factors (competition laws, labor
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Antenna and Communication Systems: A Technical Overview

Antenna Basics

Antenna: Provides directivity, gain, and concentrates electromagnetic energy towards the receiver. A single element is not used.

Radiation Pattern: Measured in the far-field region where the spatial distribution of radiated power does not depend on distance.

Free Space Gain and Loss: Gf = 1/Lf = (λ / 4 π r) ^ 2

Friis Transmission Equation: Expressed in dB: Pt + Gt + Gr – Lf

Power Calculations:

  • P [dBW] = 10log (P [W])
  • P [dBm] = 10log (P [mW] / 1mW)

Fractional Bandwidth (FBW): FBW = (fmax

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