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Market Intelligence | Develop a Strategy | Internal Preparation | Legal Documents MARKET INTELLIGENCELearning about your target markets before you start can save time, money and wasted effortCompetitive analysis Before entering new markets you should know what kind of competition you will be facing. This will usually be a combination of competitors you face at home, local champions with a strong domestic market position, and companies from other countries. Understanding the strength and structure of the competition can be critical in deciding what resources to allocate to a given market. The essential elements to consider are:
Market research If time and resources allow, you should conduct a detailed analysis of the potential in specific markets, including:
Market Discovery Trips There is no substitute for actually visiting the country you want to do business in. Desktop research has its limitations, in that it does not allow you to really gain an understanding of the culture, the people and the opportunities that exist. It is strongly recommended that companies spend a week in a targeted country to learn how to do business successfully in that particular market. The trip should provide a highly targeted, cost effective, in-country immersion experience which will:
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