The Influence of Product Type on Globalizing Marketing Strategy of Jordanian Companies in International Markets

Authors

  • Wathek S. Ramez University of Bahrain

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.34120/ajas.v14i3.675

Keywords:

Marketing Strategy, International Markets Trends, Marketing globalization, type of Consumer and industrial products, Product mix marketing, Field study

Abstract

This research investigates the influence of product type, whether it be consumer and industrial, on: (a) the pattern of marketing strategy adopted by Jordanian companies for the international market, and (b) the extent of standardization or adaptation that can be employed to the sub-elements of marketing program. By applying descriptive statistics and Independent Samples T- test to analyze the primary data collected from managers responsible for marketing activities in the international markets, the results indicate that Jordanian exporting companies have applied a standardized marketing strategy. In addition, it has been concluded that consumer durable and industrial companies have adopted a high degree of standardization in the sub-elements of product and pricing more than in the sub-elements of distribution and promotion, and vice versa for consumer nondurable companies.

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Author Biography

Wathek S. Ramez, University of Bahrain

Ph.D. in Marketing, Henley School of Management in association with Brunel University, UK (1982). Associate Professor, Department of Management and Marketing, University of Bahrain. His research interests are strategic planning, marketing strategy, and international marketing.

 

Published

2007

How to Cite

Ramez, W. S. (2007). The Influence of Product Type on Globalizing Marketing Strategy of Jordanian Companies in International Markets. Arab Journal of Administrative Sciences, 14(3), 377–413. https://doi.org/10.34120/ajas.v14i3.675

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Section

Marketing