3.3.6 Marketing Strategy, New Markets and Legal Controls

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Cambridge IGCSE Business (0264) syllabus reference: 3.3.6, 3.3.7 and 3.4.1

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Key terms
Marketing strategy - a plan that combines the four Ps to achieve a marketing objective.

All four Ps must work together: a premium product needs a high price, exclusive places to sell and promotion that supports its image. The most important element depends on the product and market.

Entering new markets in other countries
Selling abroad
AdvantagesDisadvantages
More sales and growthCultural differences in tastes and language
Spreads risk across marketsLack of knowledge of the market
Extends the product life cycleDifferent legal requirements
Exchange rate and transport costs
Real-world example McDonald's in India removed beef from its menu and created the McAloo Tikki burger to suit local tastes - adapting the marketing mix for a new country.
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