Cross Cultural Behavior and Product Localization (adapting to diverse market for global success)
Singh, Harpreet; Pipaliya, Sanket (2024)
Singh, Harpreet
Pipaliya, Sanket
2024
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2024060420718
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2024060420718
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This proposal outlines a research project that seeks to explore how cross-cultural behavior and product localization can be used to improve a company's global marketing and sales performance. The primary research objectives are to understand the impact of cross-cultural behavior on product localization, identify how localization can be used to increase customer satisfaction and determine how companies can effectively localize their products for global markets. In addition, cultural variations in color psychology, mental models and reading orientation must be taken into account by designers. To achieve successful implementation, companies engaging in cross-cultural commerce must concentrate on how adaptable organizational strategies are with regard to language hurdles, cultural variations, and communication styles. Language and culture may have a big influence on what customers need, want, and decide to buy when it comes to consumer behavior. In order to provide goods and services that satisfy the requirements and values of target consumers, businesses must consider the language and cultural context of those customers while marketing and promoting their products. Unquestionably, culture affects consumer behavior since it changes Perceptions (De Mooij & Hofstede, 2011). Cross-cultural conduct and product localization are significant from a social standpoint since they assist businesses in understanding the cultural variations present in various markets. Businesses may enhance their client relationships and boost the success rate of their products by customizing their offerings and marketing approaches to suit particular cultural requirements. Economic progress and growth may result from this. From an industrial standpoint, effective international commerce depends on cross-cultural behavior and product localization. Multinational Corporations must understand cross-cultural management and product localization as globalization grows in order to successfully modify their offerings and promotional tactics for various cultural settings. This may result in fruitful international cooperation and product innovation.