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Purposes of Advertising & the Global Market

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Advertising is a critical component of any marketing program. Some products rely on simple word-of-mouth advertising, other products are supported by multi-million dollar campaigns that build image, position the brand and provide information. In today's global economy, there is increased pressure on even medium-sized businesses to market their products internationally. Such marketing requires advertising support, but brings with it additional problems for the marketing manager. This research addresses the purposes of advertising regardless of its geographic reach, how companies can determine if their products can or should cross international borders, and the issues that confront advertising and marketing managers who decide to take their market to the global marketplace.

Advertising can support a product in several ways. When a product is first introduced to the market, advertising serves to provide information and an image. As the product becomes more accepted, advertising can be used to build brand loyalty and keep the product positioned where the manufacturer wants. During the later stages of the product life cycle, advertising can help develop new uses and hence new markets for the product.

The successful creation of an image and brand positioning is critical to the long-term viability of products. When a product is sold in a single market, the two goals can be developed simultaneously. American beer manufacturers have been particularly successful at building

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gon. In most ads, there is no copy other than the brand name; the visuals are supported by dramatic pictures of the American West, sometimes punctuated with a cowboy. This marriage of image and brand enables the company to pursue a single advertising campaign throughout the world with little adaptation from one country to the next. But not all products can be supported by a single global campaign. Marketed internationally, these products must be supported by multinational campaigns, meaning that while the product remains the same from one country to the next, the advertising campaign is specific to the various countries. This strategy comes about in recognition of the cultural differences and the desire to target market the product in order to take full advantage of the unique characteristics of each country. In order to market successfully to various countries, advertisers are increasingly turning to the use of advertising agencies in each country, while the largest American and European advertising agencies are expanding their operations into various countries to take advantage of the trend. An advertising agency works with a manufacturer to develop advertising campaigns. The agency coordinates the campaign from the cr
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