When naming a new global product, companies should consider:
1) Choosing a name related to the product and company that is pronounceable across languages and avoids unintended meanings.
2) Designing logos and selecting fonts that are globally acceptable in terms of symbols used.
3) Analyzing differences in how product benefits are perceived across cultures.
To successfully position a new laptop as a global brand, Apple should:
1) Standardize the product while conducting in-depth research on customer behaviors, perceptions, and barriers in diverse BRICET countries.
2) Maintain their brand globally using clear segmentation and targeting while also tailoring selling and distribution methods locally.
When naming a new global product, companies should consider:
1) Choosing a name related to the product and company that is pronounceable across languages and avoids unintended meanings.
2) Designing logos and selecting fonts that are globally acceptable in terms of symbols used.
3) Analyzing differences in how product benefits are perceived across cultures.
To successfully position a new laptop as a global brand, Apple should:
1) Standardize the product while conducting in-depth research on customer behaviors, perceptions, and barriers in diverse BRICET countries.
2) Maintain their brand globally using clear segmentation and targeting while also tailoring selling and distribution methods locally.
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When naming a new global product, companies should consider:
1) Choosing a name related to the product and company that is pronounceable across languages and avoids unintended meanings.
2) Designing logos and selecting fonts that are globally acceptable in terms of symbols used.
3) Analyzing differences in how product benefits are perceived across cultures.
To successfully position a new laptop as a global brand, Apple should:
1) Standardize the product while conducting in-depth research on customer behaviors, perceptions, and barriers in diverse BRICET countries.
2) Maintain their brand globally using clear segmentation and targeting while also tailoring selling and distribution methods locally.
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THAT WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE GLOBALLY PRODUCT TYPE Depending on product type and sector ◦ Acceptance levels ◦ Mass customization ◦ Products from globally accepted sectors ◦ Products which are not very specific to certain countries Name should be related to the product and company Analyze the differences in perceived benefits of products and services SYMBOLS AND FONTS The fonts and symbols in the name should be taken care Logos must be designed in a way that it is acceptable globally Pronunciation of the name is most crucial Names should be checked for their differences in meanings and implications in different languages and cultures FACTORS THAT APPLE HAVE TO CONSIDER TO POSITION A NEW LAPTOP COMPUTER AS A WORLD BRAND Standardizationtechniques Growing global middle class Focus on BRICET ◦ 85% of the world population ◦ Diverse cultures and languages ◦ Entry is challenging in each of the countries ◦ Study on country’s rating and cultural issues ◦ In depth PESTLE analysis ◦ Look out for language and cultural barriers Clearsegmentation and targeting for the products GLOCAL STRATEGIES Some of the Apple products are already accepted as global brands Maintain that global brand of Apple Selling and distribution methods change from one country to the other Simultaneously build selling and distribution strategies for each and every area locally In-depth research of customer behavior Rate of buying Seasonal buying characteristics Perception towards the products quality, performance and service Availability of product THANK YOU