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CROSS-CULTURAL MARKETING

Cross-cultural marketing discusses how businesses can market their goods and services and communicate with foreign markets and audiences. Companies have to consider cultural differences and establish a global mindset. This topic tracks how businesses are increasing their cultural competency and global networking skills.

Cross-Cultural Marketing is part of Business Exchange, suggested by Amadou M. Sall. This topic contains 1,004 news and 156 blog items. Read updated news, blogs, and resources about Cross-Cultural Marketing. Find user-submitted articles and reactions on Cross-Cultural Marketing from like-minded professionals.

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Wrong flowers can mean death for global businessmore

Flowers have international meanings ranging from love to death - don't mix those messages.

Wannabe exotic brand names can fail when returning to their country of...more

When UK-based café chain Pret A Manger announced it would open two outlets in Paris, MarketingWeek columnist Mark...

Spanish SEO Provider Hispanic Market Advisors Releases White Paper SEO...more

The white paper "SEO Success in Spanish" has a total of 11 pages and includes six sections

How Culture Impacts An International Businessmore

Cross Cultural Marketing Blunders and Mistakesmore

Cross Cultural Marketing Blunders and Mistakes...

Top 5 Twitter feeds to follow on international business communicationmore

When actress Olivia Wilde was in Switzerland on Aug. 6 to promote her new movie, "Cowboys and Aliens," one of...

Chevy Nova tale, other global marketing myths debunkedmore

SALT LAKE CITY — Many of you may have heard the amusing tale of how Chevy allegedly tried to sell the ‘Nova’ car to...

What You Need to Know About Cross-Cultural Marketingmore

What You Need to Know About Cross-Cultural Marketing October 29, 2008 Culture is a set of beliefs, norms and traits of...

Taboo topics like weight are treated differently in other culturesmore

In some cultures, people will comment that a person is "fat" just as nonchalantly as they might comment on...

Etiquette in Africa: Four Gestures to Avoid by Erika Amoako-Agyeimore

Can you lead multicultural groups spread around the world?more

Leadership can be challenging when you team consists of people of numerous nationalities and on top of it are in...

RMN Content and Communications Servicesmore

Business is Marketing…Marketing is Content. In today’s information-driven world, it’s not possible to manage any...

Berlitz advertising uses language of humor to attract language learner...more

If you have not yet seen the hilarious Berlitz ad featuring a young recruit to the German Coast Guard, stop and view it...

For Indians logic is possibly an end in itselfmore

I was once sitting in the office of the global marketing head of a large multinational and he remarked casually about...

Elections lost in translationmore

For the 2012 election, Salt Lake County will be required to provide Spanish ballot translations and additional language...

Color meanings can be lost and found in translationmore

We often consider only the connotations of colors in our own culture; however, colors carry various different – often...

More humor lost in translation: the Dalai Lama walks into a pizza shop...more

Most of us risk enough foot-in-mouth moments in English without setting ourselves up for near certain embarrassment in...

Doing Business and Living Across Cultures: Cross Cultural Training Tha...more

As people from different cultural groups take on the challenge of working together, cultural values sometimes conflict.

International symbol, icon blunders can be avoidedmore

Will that "thumbs up" Web icon tell users they are doing a good job? In some cultures, it could be offensive.

12/18/2008: The Madoff Fraud Case: Noel family is forced to...more

Walter Noel built the perfect global marketing machine for Bernard Madoff: Four sons-in-law with connections among the...

Prevent International Blundersmore

Some companies set themselves up to commit intercultural blunders even long before they go international, but this is...

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Chart: Color Meanings by Culturemore

What do colors mean in your country/culture?

I don't get it: Humor lost in translationmore

Are you planning to start your next international business presentation with a little joke to break the ice? Well, you...

In global airline marketing, idioms must be handled carefullymore

...or you might unintentionally invite Spanish-speaking passengers to "fly naked"...

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