Cross-Culture Tweets – Week 15 of 2009

by Cindy King on 12 April, 2009   Share      

Culture Tips & International Links

@cindykingThe tweets below are based on my core Tweet Plan which includes:

  • 5 daily tweets on cross-cultural marketing for international sales
  • All of the other interesting links and retweets I run across during the week
Find this weeks fun & useful links, & many others, in the right sidebar, in yellow towards the bottom.
Useful Resource Pages

Last week I started “filing” many of these links into the Useful Resource pages you can find in the sidebar on the right.  There are several new pages and many of them are turning out to be quite interesting for people interested in international business.  Here is the complete list of Useful Resource pages so you don’t miss any of them:

Do you have an interesting or useful link on international business, or of cultural interest? Tweet me a link.

 

cindyking4 Cross Culture Tweets   Week 15 of 2009

  1. Want to increase your productivity 20%? Listen to this short TED video to see how one guy does this with 3 plants
  2. Cross-cultural communication barriers demand more time in adjusting your business to different countries
  3. International Marketing Review #46
  4. An article with a glimpse into the history of Native American languages since the arrival of Euro-Americans
  5. April is Multicultural Communication Month. Multicultural communications means talking about what unites us
  6. Pop culture can be bigger bridge between U.S. and Iran
  7. Argentine Economics And Maker Culture – An interesting read about travels and thoughts on local economies
  8. You create your opportunities by asking for them – Patty Hansen
  9. Culture not colour – a short BBC audio documentary on Jared Thomas, an Aboriginal Australian & his travels
  10. The first person to label the different scales of cultural differences
  11. RT @ldguymnOrganisations fail to manage Cross-Cultural Conversations by TMT Newswire
  12. RT @Larryferlazzo – Neat multimedia world map highlighting environmental issues around the world #eslscience
  13. Another source for country-specific statistics
  14. For music loving bloggers – 10 Blogging Attitudes You Could Learn from American Idol – with music clips!
  15. Great brainstorming questions to discover your international business- free for subscribers
  16. Professor thinks best painters help us understand our culture – an interesting look at a Picasso
  17. Plan your country-specific communication to adapt it as you get to know your foreign market more
  18. Starting your own export business – The process explained
  19. Exclusive European Website Tips From Your Manchester Translation Provider
  20. Culturally Accessible E-Learning: An Overdue Global Business Imperative
  21. International Sales Best Practice – Take Action
  22. Localization, Motherf*@%#r. Do You Speak It? with 3 examples of website translations
  23. It’s Nothing To Change Shoes 20 Times Per Day!!! from Japan Think
  24. RT @Tosk59Calls for cultural training for U.S. Customs & Border Protection staff
  25. RT @finikiotis @SurrendrDoroth – Experience is a hard teacher … she gives the test first, the lesson afterward ~Vernon Law
  26. The International Herald Tribune’s Globetrotters urban advice
  27. Any communication or marketing professional needs cross-cultural research & communication skills to be able to succeed in the future- Marye Tharp
  28. Reading 2nd part of the series – Worldwide Depression: Regional Impacts of the Global Crisis
  29. How to use International Lead Generation to Get International Clients
  30. How is the down economy effecting your international business development?
  31. How To Get A Free Copy Of The ProBlogger Book
  32. Brazil: lndian culture, poetry and rights on the blogosphere
  33. Does Culture Influence How We Judge Personality?
  34. 3 Twitter Copywriting Mistakes That Are SO Easy to Fix
  35. Try to register your website with the leading search engines in each of the countries you want to sell to
  36. RT @carstenschade – Check out this SlideShare Presentation : Intercultural Competence
  37. Sietar – Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research
  38. Incorporate multi-channel marketing from the beginning of your international business development, even if you only use 2 or 3 channels
  39. Empathy is the most important ingredient for cross- cultural communication
  40. Thinking global may help U.S. marketers – China, in particular, still offers rich opportunities
  41. How to travel with a phrase book – No Translation Necessary
  42. Cross-cultural Communication – a short list of things it is not necessary to do
  43. Good basic sales skills, communication skills and marketing can help you start developing your international sales
  44. Look to Brasilia, Not Beijing: The rising of India Brazil S.Africa representatives of other developing democracies
  45. The successful man will profit from his mistakes and try again in a different way – Dale Carnegie
  46. India in international marketplace, current trends & cultural tips – @beverlycornell interviews Naren Balasubramaniam
  47. Interesting article – Defining ‘Get It’  When It Comes to U.S. Hispanic Marketing - some also translates to international marketing
  48. Example of cross-cultural or ethnic product adaptation: Sugar makes Passover Coca-Cola a true classic
  49. Landscape shapes culture – Terry Tempest Williams
  50. If you do not do any specific international marketing and get international sales, do you think you have an international business?
  51. Want to close international sales faster? Improve your cross- cultural communication skills first
  52. International Sales Best Practice – Stay Focused
  53. RT @Ph1lm @Lawsagna – Short video of people looking at different aspects of culture from Worldview literacy program
  54. Armchair Travel: Arctic to Pacific, a small collection of entertaining articles about different places – via @garycooper4
  55. Some more cultural savoir-faire needed? Body Language and Trade in Pakistan – Thank you @Tosk59 for sharing
  56. Something different – An audio documentary on street musicians that frequent the streets of Manchester, England.
  57. African-American Female Firsts – some remarkable women to remember
  58. The French Are Connecting Online – Thanks to @GabeRodino for sharing
  59. HBR India’s Rural Innovations: Can They Scale? - Thanks to @customersmatter for sharing
  60. How does international business fit into your future strategy?
  61. How do you incorporate international market research into your online sales tactics?
  62. International marketing connects with different cultures
  63. Do you think some jobs lead to better cross- cultural communication skills?
  64. Your products will have different benefits for your international clients. Find out what these are.
  65. Malaysian melting pot of multicultural and multiracial people – Malays, Chinese & Indians and even more ethnic groups
  66. Curry: The multicultural spice with Jamaican recipe for curry goat head & belly
  67. More Multicultural Families in Seoul – interesting to see different trends in different countries
  68. Which comes first, Globalization or Internationalization? Comparing the Microsoft model to industry standard model
  69. The Culture of Taiwan – President Ma Ying-jeou’s symbolic gestures matter
  70. Multicultural education internet resource guide – 50 links to assist multicultural educators
  71. Multicultural book reviews
  72. How China has begun to replace the dollar with its own currency, the renminbi yuan. Interesting read on international trade
  73. Multicultural center of excellence: understands difference between ethno-centricity/stereotypes & cultural relevance
  74. If you think it’s expensive to hire a professional, wait until you hire an amateur. – Allen Barnett Via @bsaunders @chrisguillebeau @jjude
  75. Your own mindset is just as important to your international business as your product and your market
  76. International Sales Best Practice – Stick With It
  77. China success stories
  78. How are you adapting your email marketing to your international markets?
  79. International Sales Best Practice – Be Positive
  80. Great brainstorming questions to improve your culture- customized communication skills - free for subscribers
  81. Where are do you expect to get more international sales from this year?
  82. @CultureMatters sent me this interesting article on how our culture influences our homes – so true & life-changing
  83. Do You Want To Keep Up With The Business Cycle? A good read on using the Purchasing Managers Index by @lyceum
  84. Leonardo da Vinci Personality Quiz #eslgames via @Larryferlazzo a great person to follow
  85. Accessible USA Today interactive graph – State by State auto industry jobs – eslsocialstudies via @Larryferlazzo
  86. NY Times graphic: how much $ you get for different body parts you lose in accident - via @Larryferlazzo
  87. Get A Free Copy Of The ProBlogger Book #problogger
  88. International Marketing Review #47
  89. A simple action plan with small consistent steps can get your international business started
  90. Design your Easter egg, hide it in this Google Map, give friends a clue where it is & egg hunt – via @Larryferlazzo

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{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Annette 12 April, 2009 at 17:28 pm

First I would like to Thank you. I received a referral that was attributed to your website. I appreciate that.

Secondly, for your international resources, I would like to suggest our online greeting card service, http://www.CardsByPaintedLady.com. Select a card, personalize it, click send, and your card will be printed and sent anywhere in the world regular postal mail is delivered. All done from the convenience of your computer.

I also re-tweeted your post. Great information!

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Cindy 16 April, 2009 at 20:17 pm

Hello Annette! Glad to hear you got a referral from here :)

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