There are three different phases of cultural communication involved in international internet sales.
Most internet businesses go through three different stages of cultural communication to get more international clients.
- International Communication
- Multicultural Communication
- Cross Cultural Communication
International Communication here is all about keeping your current online communication open to all of your visitors. Both domestic and international.
Multicultural Communication is about getting your message to a wide audience across several different cultures. This step allow you to interact with a wide audience and can help you identify more specific cultural markets to target for maximum results.
Cross Cultural Communication is what businesses work towards to create real relationships with their foreign markets. You create good cross cultural communication through intimate knowledge of your target culture and country.
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