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Checklist for Export Distribution Strategy

"There are many ways an export firm can
get its products into the foreign markets."

Direct Export, to sell the product yourself - this means that the manufacturer must have its own sales representative abroad or an import agent working on a commission basis or foreign distributor who buys the goods for resale.

Indirect export, by selling the goods to another local firm (with lower profits) in its own country that re-exports them or engage the services of trading house or export agent on a commission basis.

Checklist for Export Distribution Strategy

1. Direct Export
         a. Export Organization
         b. Export section
         c. Export manager
         d. Export department

2. Representatives abroad
         a. Own employees
         b. Agent
         c. Marketing agreement

3. Export merchant

4. Export agent

5. Export Trading house

 
 
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6. Resident foreign buyer

7. Advantages of indirect exporting

8. Disadvantages of indirect exporting

9. Exporters should make full use of government promotion
    that is available, they may include the following:

a. Export subsidiary

b. Government trade missions, trade fairs, and incoming
      buyers

c. Government export promotion services
     (for initial market research and to identify prospective
     customers and distributors)

d. Consulates and Embassies abroad
      (also for initial market research and to identify
      prospective customers and distributors)

e. Government financial and other export promotion
      assistance.

 

Checklist of Pricing Strategy for Export

1. Pricing procedure - for costing and Export quotation

8. Competitor's prices

9. Local agent's commissions

10. Warranties cost

11. Credit terms - interest cost

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Promotion Strategy Checklist
Export Marketing Plan Checklist

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A key tasks of an exporter is to calculate the price that the foreign buyer has to pay for your products. How to do Costing for Export?

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established in a new market, be satisfied with just breaking even or even incurring a loss. Pricing Strategy for Export

The cost-plus method of pricing ensures that you will be selling at a profit. Export Pricing Competitiveness

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