Demand-Side Factors in Global Markets
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Corvid Sportswear sells one design of running shoe, with one global advertising campaign and identical branding, in every country it operates in - it does not tailor the product or marketing to any specific country or customer segment. Which approach is Corvid using?
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Edexcel Economics B (9EB0) Theme 3 'The global economy' (Paper 2), Unit T3-3 'Impact of globalisation on global companies' — spec ref 3.3.2 'Demand-side factors in global markets'. Covers cultural and social differences that shape demand across countries (religion, customs, aesthetics/colour symb…
19 slides.
Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- Hinge Check — Retrieval
- Cultural and Social Differences Shaping Global Demand
- Hinge Check — Colour Symbolism
- Language and Translation Pitfalls
- Localisation Fail, Then Fix — A Storyboard
- Quick Check — Culture, Language or Both?
- Hinge Check — Reducing Translation Risk
- Adapting Marketing: Niche vs Mass Global Markets
- Niche vs Mass Marketing — Side by Side
- Main Activity — Solaris Homeware
- Bringing It Together
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