The document discusses international sales management. It defines international marketing as planning transactions across borders to create exchanges that satisfy objectives. Some challenges in selecting international markets include competition, economic/infrastructure environments, research, resources, tariffs, and regulations. Key driving forces are technology, culture, markets, costs, integration, and strategic intent. The market selection process involves determining objectives and parameters, preliminary selection, investigation, shortlisting, and evaluation. Firm-related factors include objectives and resources, while market factors include strategy, economics, regulations, and competition. International sales techniques involve personal selling processes like identifying prospects and flexible presentations. Proper routing and scheduling of salesperson visits is also important.
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Module-5 Define International Sales Management
The document discusses international sales management. It defines international marketing as planning transactions across borders to create exchanges that satisfy objectives. Some challenges in selecting international markets include competition, economic/infrastructure environments, research, resources, tariffs, and regulations. Key driving forces are technology, culture, markets, costs, integration, and strategic intent. The market selection process involves determining objectives and parameters, preliminary selection, investigation, shortlisting, and evaluation. Firm-related factors include objectives and resources, while market factors include strategy, economics, regulations, and competition. International sales techniques involve personal selling processes like identifying prospects and flexible presentations. Proper routing and scheduling of salesperson visits is also important.
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MODULE-5
DEFINE INTERNATIONAL SALES MANAGEMENT:
International marketing is the process of planning and conducting transactions across national borders to create exchanges that satisfy the objectives of individuals and organizations. Or “International marketing focuses its resources on global market opportunities and threats” “International marketing is the motor of the internationalization process of the firm”.
WHAT ARE PROBLEMS/CHALLENGES IN SELECTION OF INTERNATIONAL
MARKET? Nature of competition Economic environment Infrastructural environment Marketing research Company resources & objectives. Market related factors Tariff barriers Trade practices & customs Exchange rate fluctuations Restrictions on profit repatriation Credit control etc. Legal environment Intellectual property rights Cultural environment
EXPLAIN THE DRIVING FORCES OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
1. Technology 2. Culture 3. Market Needs 4. Costs 5. Free Markets 6. Economic Integration 7. Peace 8. Strategic Intent 9. Management Vision, Strategy and Action EXPLAIN THE MARKET SELECTION PROCESS 1. Determine the international marketing objectives 2. Determine the parameters for market selection 3. Preliminary selection 4. Detailed investigation & short listing 5. Evaluation & selection
EXPLAIN THE DETERMINANTS OF MARKET SELECTION
1. Firm related factors 2. Market related factors 3. Market selection decision
FIRM RELATED FACTORS
The firms objectives is a) Market margin surplus b) Planned business strategy c) International orientation d) Expansion of business e) Skills f) Resources g) Competitive advantages
Market related factors
a) Marketing strategy b) Economic factors c) Business regulations d) Trends in domestic market e) Trends in export and import f) Nature of competition a) Supply conditions of raw materials a) Pricing strategy b) Competitive characteristics c) Competitive strategies d) Promotional & distribution strategy Market selection decision a) Segment size b) Marketing objectives c) Evaluation & short listing of selection market. d) Determinants of demand e) Consumption capacity f) Customer characteristics g) Growth potential of the segment h) Competitive characteristics of segment i) Location of market
EXPLAIN THE INTERNATIONAL SALES TECHNIQUES
Personal selling process Preliminary selling Identify prospects Approach Advanced selling Sales interview Flexible presentation Product demonstrations Handling objections Close Proper routing & scheduling Routing is a travel plan or pattern used by a sales person for making customers calls in a territory. Scheduling refers to establishing a fixed time when the salesperson will be at a customer’s place of business. It is planning a salesperson’s specific time of visits to customers. Strict formal route designs enable the salesperson to: Improve territorial coverage. Minimize wasted time. Establish communication between management and the sales force in terms of the location and activities of individual salespeople.