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Here are 10 misconceptions by companies about entering overseas markets. 1 If we make a better mousetrap, they will buy it. The question here is, do you think that factor alone is the necessary and sufficient condition to sell overseas? If it was always about quality, then why doesn't everyone always buy the best product? 2 English is the universal language, so we can simply sell in English. This speaks to several issues: Does everyone in the client organization speak, r Keywords: international business marketing sales selling abroad asia overseas strategy research transactions international business training publications practices plan issues information consulting consultants Article Body: Here are 10 misconceptions by companies about entering overseas markets. 1 If we make a better mousetrap, they will buy it. The question here is, do you think that factor alone is the necessary and sufficient condition to sell overseas? If it was always about quality, t...

A lot is being written about using social media in healthcare marketing. Most, if not all, pertains to driving patient volume and revenue. Though I am a heavy user of social media though facebook, twitter, LinkedIn and blogging, I really wonder if social media will ever drive volume and revenue? It may impact indirectly long term volume and revenue growth, but as of now, the jury is out. My guess is that it won't short-term, but it can be used to build your brand effectively, raise awareness and provide you with a no-cost, low-cost way to maintain a continuous presence in your market. After all, presence builds preference, and too much of healthcare marketing is a one shot, one or two communication channels effort that is limited in exposure and audience reach due to lack of funding and sustainability. So, if we assume the premise is correct that volume and revenue growth in the short term will not occur due to the impact of social media, that what should you do? Well, you need to ...