Marketing your business overseas
Is there a market for your products or services overseas? If you're looking to promote your business to customers further a field you'll need to understand the ins and outs of international marketing. This is an introduction to marketing your business outside of New Zealand.
Trade fairs are an effective marketing activity for selling to targeted audiences. Smaller exporters can join others in a branded New Zealand pavilion or stand to exhibit at overseas trade events.
This guide breaks the steps down to before the event, during and after the event.
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This free online training module outlines what’s involved in attending an overseas trade show. You'll end up with a clearer idea of what you need to do to make the event a success, and a working plan and budget for exhibiting at your next trade show. It is designed to take 30 to 60 minutes to complete.
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This free online training module provides relevant prompts on the questions you should ask when researching international markets, and it points you to helpful agencies and sources of information. Your chances of becoming a successful exporter will be enhanced if you have completed the necessary research. At the end you can print out an action plan. It is designed to take 30 to 60 minutes to complete.
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The Beachhead programme helps New Zealand companies explore new international markets. It provides a range of services to accelerate market entry and international business growth. A key element is the knowledge, contacts and services of specialist advisory boards and networks, which assist high-growth-potential companies faster access to better international networks.
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Do you have strong in-market representation? Export success will often depend on it. A good representative deals directly with your clients, helps grow your export sales, works as your partner and can deliver other benefits. This article provides advice for business owners covering agent and distributor selection, strategic alliances and joint ventures plus links to read more.
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