International marketing
International marketing is dedicated to topics that link different countries, international development and adaptation of marketing approaches. Todays marketing goes beyond the borders and in some cases, the standard rules will have to be adapted.
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Disney opens itself to cultural differences and adapts its latest park to the local culture
Disney “Goes East” with the opening of the first Disney Park in China. The stakes are big, and probably for the first time in Disney history, the immutable rules of the park are changed. Disney is opening itself to cultural differences and adapts its park to China.
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- 15 September 2005
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Finding your business idea
Finding the right idea for a business seems obvious .... but only afterwards. In fact, reality shows that it is a full time job and far from easy. In this first article from ImFusio, you will discover their steps in developping their idea and how they combined creativity with methods and references.
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- 13 July 2005
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Introducing ImFusio
ImFusio accepted to share their journey with Marketing Planet readers. In different articles they will explain from a marketing point of view how they have succeeded in launching their company. An introduction to ImFusio.
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- 7 July 2005
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Reorganisation of the world wide textile industry: the role of marketing
The textile market is about to undergo major changes as a result of the WTO Uruguay round agreements for the market on textile. How will this change the market and where lies the potential in the marketing strategy for textile companies?
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- 14 March 2005
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Distribution channels performance and brand image influence
The performance of an international distribution channel depends on the style of management applied to the foreign partner: monitoring, controls and incentives as well as joint decision and “socialisation”. But what about the brand image influence? How arbitrate between a unilateral governance and a bilateral one? The case of L’Oreal.
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- 14 March 2005
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