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INTERNATIONAL MARKETING HO THI HAI THUY F O R E I G N T R A D E U N I V E R S I T Y, HO CHI MINH CITY CAMPUS 1 INTRODUCTIONS Ho Thi Hai Thuy (MS.) Foreign Trade University, Hochiminh city campus Email: [email protected] Tel: 0987 867 288 Teaching/Research: Principles of Marketing Marketing Management International Marketing Intellectual Property 2 COURSE OUTLINE 1   • Overview  of  Marke-ng   2   • Interna-onal  marke-ng  environment   3   • Interna-onal  market  research   4   • Interna-onal  Product  Decisions   5   • Interna-onal  price  decisions   6   • Interna-onal  distribu-on  decisions   7   • Interna-onal  promo-on  decisions   8   • Selec-on  topics   3 COURSE RESOURCES •  Text book: + International Marketing: Strategy and Theory, 5th edition, Sak Onkvisit and John J. Shaw (now refered to as TB1) + International Marketing, Philip R. Cateora, Mary C. Gilly, John L. Graham (now refered to as TB2) + Global Marketing, 7th edition, Warren J. Keegan, Mark C. Green (now referred to as TB3) •  Analysis of case studies in lectures •  Lecture slides •  Individual/Group presentations 4 GRADING •  •  •  •  Class attention: 10% Midterm assignment: 30% Final Exam: 60% Bonus marks: individual/group activities 5 class   day   content   1   8/8   Course  introduc1on   2   10/8   Overview  of  Marke-ng     3   12/8   Interna1onal  marke1ng   environment     4   15/8   Interna1onal  market  research   5   17/8   Interna1onal  Product  Decisions   6   19/8   Interna1onal  Product  Decisions   7   22/8   Interna1onal  price  decisions   8   24/8   Interna1onal  distribu1on    decision   9   26/8   Interna1onal  promo1on  decisions   10   29/8   Interna1onal  promo1on  decisions   11   31/8   Guest  speaker     12   5/9   Selec1on  topics   13   7/9   Presenta1on   14   9/9   Presenta1on   15   12/9   Review   Note/prepara-on   6 MIDTERM ASSIGNMENT: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING COMMENTARY Team of 4-6 students: Report + Presentation Due: 31/8/2017 for soft copy of written commentary sent to my email Presentations: 7/9/2017 & 9/9/2017 Main objective: critically assess the market potential in Vietnam for a foreign product or service. -  Students are to form groups (4-6 people), select one among 2 foreign products or services that are given by the lecturer and they are not available in Vietnam at the present. Students are required to do a market research analysis and recommend an appropriate marketing strategy for the brand to enter Vietnamese market for the 1st 6 months , using the theoretical and conceptual frameworks learned. -  Students are to present their analysis in groups as well as submit a group written commentary. 7 MIDTERM ASSIGNMENT INTERNATIONAL MARKETING COMMENTARY Topics   1.  English   center  for   2.  Fashion   YOUR   children:  Helen   brand:  H&M   SUGGESTIONS?   Doron   8 INDIVIDUAL/PAIR BONUS MARKS •  For session 12th, any individual or pair who want to get bonus mark can register a topic related to a Contemporary international marketing issues to present on that day. Lecturer will choose some outstanding reports to be presented for 10-15 minutes . Due date for report submission: 29/8/2017 via email 5% of that mark will be added to the midterm mark. •  Any contribution of individual/groups to the class’s activities can be considered to bonus marks. 9 CHAPTER 1: Overview of Marketing 10 CONTENT 1.1. Definition 1.2.  The  IM  task   Process  of  IM Marke1ng  Decision  Factors Interna1onal  dimensions  of   Marke1ng Aspects  of  the  Domes1c   Environment Domes1c  marke1ng  v.s.   interna1onal  marke1ng Aspects  of  the  Foreign   Environment 11 H&M TO ENTER VIETNAM H&M is ranked as the ninth largest fashion retailer in the world with revenue of US$16 billion, from more than 2472 stores and over 64,000 employees. H&M could potentially carve out up to a $500 million share of the Australian fast fashion market based on overseas results in similar countries. Some current Australian players are ill-equipped to meet this challenge, with little point of difference, variable quality of product, poor presentation, lack of format innovation, and a lack of focus on service. 12 GAP IN VIETNAM 13 GAP IN VIETNAM In Vietnam, the first Gap stores opened in October followed by the first Banana Republic store in 2012 A franchise agreement with Imex Pan Pacific (IPP), one of the largest conglomerates in Vietnam The Gap stores will carry products from Gap, GapKids and babyGap, while Banana Republic will bring its take on affordable luxury apparel and accessories for women and men to the region. Targeting …. - …… - class consumer base and young population 14 ZARA IN VIETNAM Vietnam promises great opportunities for Zara as: -…………………………………………………………………………. - …………………………………………………………………………. 15 DEFINITION OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING International marketing is the multinational process of planning and executing the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of ideas, goods, and services to create exchanges that satisfy individual and organizational objectives. (AMA, cited in Sak Onkvisit and John J. Shaw 2004) 16 DEFINITION OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING International marketing is the performance of business activities designed to plan, price, promote, and direct the flow of a company’s goods and services to consumers or users in more than one nation for a profit. (Philip R.Cateora, 2012) 17 DEFINITION OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING International marketing is the process of planning and conducting transactions across national borders to create exchanges that satisfy the objectives of individuals and the organizations. (M.R. Czinkota, 2011) 18 INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF MARKETING  Interna1onal   marke1ng   Mul1na1onal   marke1ng   -­‐  companies  seek  markets  all   over  the  world   -­‐  sell  products  that  are  a   result  of  planned  produc1on   for  markets  in  various   countries.     -­‐  This  planning  generally   entails  not  only  the   marke1ng  but  also  the   produc1on  of  goods  outside   the  home  market.     -­‐>At  this  point,  a  company   becomes  an  interna1onal  or   mul1na1onal  marke1ng   Global  Marke1ng   -­‐  Companies  treat  the  world,   including  their  home  market,  as   one  market.     -­‐  Market  segmenta1on  decisions   are  no  longer  focused  on  na1onal   borders.  Instead,  market  segments   are  defined  by  income  levels,   usage  pa[erns,  or  other  factors   that  frequently  span  countries  and   regions.     19 DEFINITION OF INTERNATIONAL MARKETING 20
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