Cross-Cultural Communication Challenge – Expand Your Mindset
Today’s Cross Cultural Communication Challenge Tip is something I often run across.
If you are trying to reach a new international market you need to use different communication channels.
- Some people think everything can be done over the web.
- Some people believe they must have a physical presence abroad.
The reality might not be so clearly defined. You need to find out what works best for you. Today “best” might mean a combination of channels.
Of course, your best marketing channels depend on your business and your markets.
Remember, the best way to reach your market in a foreign country might be different than in your own country.
Try different channels to see which one works best for you.
Cross-Cultural Communication Challenge Tip #11
can get you more international business
Your challenge to improve you cross-cultural mindset:
- Read your daily tips every day during the challenge
- Think about what this means to you
- Reflect on how this could help you get more international clients
Suggested Reading:
- Choose How You Connect With Your Foreign Markets
- Multichannel Marketing Is Key To Your International Business Success
- Multichannel Marketing For International Audiences
- Multichannel Marketing Helps You Make A Better Offer
Get All Cross-Cultural Communication Tips:
- Read more about all of the 2009 Cross-Cultural Communication Challenges
- Cross Cultural Communication Challenge 1 – Expand Your Mindset
- Cross Cultural Communication Challenge 2 – Get Extreme With Clarity
- Cross Cultural Communication Challenge 3 – Build Trust
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