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Global Brand Building
MFM_01/11
Table of Content
Introduction 3
1. Structure 3
2. Entry Modes to China 3
2.1 Choosing the right Approach 3
2.2 Standardized or Adapted Marketing Program 5
3. Cross Fertilizations B2B and B2C 6
3.1 B2B vs B2C 6
3.2 Fertilizations B2C 7
3.3 Fertilizations B2B 7
4. Emerging vs. Mature Market 7
4.1 Demographic Gaps 7
4.2 Leisure Activities 8
4.3 Psychological Differences 8
4.4 Price Issue 8
5. Organize Global Marketing 9
The 4 P's 9
5.1 Place: Marketing Channel on the Spot (Flag Ships) 9
5.2 Place: Marketing Channel inside the Spot (Retail Space) 10
5.3 Promotion: Marketing Channel (Direct) 10
5.4 Promotion: Advertising 10
5.5 Product: 11
5.6 Price: 11
6. Conclusion 12
6.1 Patents 12
6.2 Ecology 13
6.3 Media Marketing Channel 12
Sources 13
References 13
Annex I 13
Introduction
The aim of this report is to investigate the Nespresso case in a Global content and accordingly
* to evaluate entry modes to China
* to extent of the marketing programs in China (Standardized or Adapted)
* to check cross fertilizations B / B and C /C
* to emphasize the difference of emerging vs. mature markets
* to show how Nestle does organize Global Marketing
Structure
Chapter 2 provides a short introduction……………………………………...
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
And finally a conclusion is provided in Chapter 6.
Entry Modes to China
Choosing the right Approach
Working in an international context has a definite impact on the existing strategy and organization of a company. Structures therefore need to be modified to meet the needs of a new market. There are various...