Marketing Research as the Basis for Product Positioning in Foreign Markets

The aim of the article is to substantiate the components of product positioning in foreign markets taking into account marketing research. The article notes that in modern conditions, conducting international marketing research is gaining particular importance, as foreign markets are characterized by certain economic, socio-cultural, and political-legal features that influence the formation of personal consumer preferences. It is determined that studying the international marketing environment helps to understand the range of challenges regarding the success of a company abroad and to develop an appropriate product positioning strategy in specific market segments. The main reasons for applying psychographic segmentation in marketing activities are analyzed: improving the degree of understanding of customer motivation; the possibility of directing messages about goods and services to a specific group of consumers; establishing strong relationships between the company and customers and increasing their loyalty to the brand; improving product quality based on consumer opinion research. It is proposed to add psychographic segmentation, which allows the distribution of consumers by social status, lifestyle, beliefs, interests, personality type, attitude towards certain brands, and to develop an appropriate marketing strategy, ensuring loyalty to the goods or services of a particular company and laying the foundation for long-term market success, to such components of product positioning in foreign markets as substantive features (constructive and functional characteristics, design, price); packaging elements (trademark, brand, quality, style); service means (installation, repair, spare parts, instructions, delivery, guarantees).

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Business Inform
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.32983/2222-4459-2025-3-353-359
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Global Trade and Competitiveness
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Marketing Research as the Basis for Product Positioning in Foreign Markets

Oksana V. Bolotna, Daria H. Mykhailenko, Olena V. Tur
Business Inform
Global Trade and Competitiveness
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Marketing Research as the Basis for Product Positioning in Foreign Markets

Oksana V. Bolotna, Daria H. Mykhailenko, Olena V. Tur
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Abstract

The aim of the article is to substantiate the components of product positioning in foreign markets taking into account marketing research. The article notes that in modern conditions, conducting international marketing research is gaining particular importance, as foreign markets are characterized by certain economic, socio-cultural, and political-legal features that influence the formation of personal consumer preferences. It is determined that studying the international marketing environment helps to understand the range of challenges regarding the success of a company abroad and to develop an appropriate product positioning strategy in specific market segments. The main reasons for applying psychographic segmentation in marketing activities are analyzed: improving the degree of understanding of customer motivation; the possibility of directing messages about goods and services to a specific group of consumers; establishing strong relationships between the company and customers and increasing their loyalty to the brand; improving product quality based on consumer opinion research. It is proposed to add psychographic segmentation, which allows the distribution of consumers by social status, lifestyle, beliefs, interests, personality type, attitude towards certain brands, and to develop an appropriate marketing strategy, ensuring loyalty to the goods or services of a particular company and laying the foundation for long-term market success, to such components of product positioning in foreign markets as substantive features (constructive and functional characteristics, design, price); packaging elements (trademark, brand, quality, style); service means (installation, repair, spare parts, instructions, delivery, guarantees).

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