ࡱ> '`Ԑbjbj{P{P 7::;20:,  T ???8J?&@\JRe8@(@.@@@KKK}ddddddd$fhhdi XHKXXd88@@ e{[{[{[X8@ @}d{[X}d{[{[Vb@* c@@ pAV?Y=c id"e0ReIcxiZBicci cK P{[S\]UPKKKdd_[KKKReXXXXJJJ.2 JJJ.2 ^ B^4888 MODELLING OF MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR THE SINGLE MARKETS vs MARKETING STRATEGY FOR THE GLOBAL MARKET: CASE STUDY mobiExplore Neven `eri, Ph.d. University of Split, Faculty of economics Matice hrvatske 31, 21000 Split, Croatia Phone:++38521/430-659 e  mail:  HYPERLINK "mailto:nevseric@inet.hr" nevseric@inet.hr mr. sc. Malji Vinko dipl.oecc. Jeretova 11, 21000 Split, Croatia Phone:++385/95-901-46-03 e  mail:vmaljic@mup.hr Mate Periai, nav. ing. Put }njana 2A, 21 000 Split, Croatia Phone:++38521/320-527 e mail:  HYPERLINK "mailto:mateperisic@plovput.hr" mateperisic@plovput.hr Key words: Marketing, Strategies, Product, Tourism, mobiExplore ABSTACT A successful treating of a single, national, market through new challenges of marketing management is far different than treating of the global market. In this paper a review is showing the research of the case study of Gideon Multimedia, IT Co from Croatia. Its main product is mobiExplore, commercial guide platform for mobile phones. mobiExplore application could be adapted to different business aria, could be globals one, and nationals - for different countries. On the mobile advertising area, predictions vary depend of the country. Because of different dynamic of the growth of national mobile markets even the global marketing strategy for the mobiExplore applications needs to be adapted to each national case. Conservative solutions are better for some markets, and for some other markets better are non conservative ones. Establishing of the national strategy needs to be adapted through market research of the local market. For the needs of commercialization of global mobiExplore issues that are primary not in function and promotion of a certain country, the bottom-up way of forming the strategy is being practiced. Tactics and operational tactical programs eventually form the exact strategy for the global level. Gideon's marketing strategy seeks to build on the company's previous experience and strengths, and to adapt to its current weaknesses. Playing up to Gideon's strengths and experience is one of the reasons that primary sales focus in the UK market is on customized mobiExplore editions, heavily utilizing its partnership with Visit Britain to promote customized editions for the local and regional tourism organizations in the UK. mobiExplore UK has commercialization and marketing strategy of products defined according to the policy of managing in tourism same as it conducts Visit Britain. That successful treating of a single market through marketing management is far different than usual treating of the global market for the same IT product. 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Treating of a single market vs treating of a global market A successful treating of a single, national, market through new challenges of marketing management is different than treating of the global market. Some changes on the global market occur after such happenings in the field of macroeconomics. Changes on the each single market depend on happenings in the field of local national economy, as some happenings in the field of macroeconomics on the global market. Toward that, different approach in marketing management for the single market could result with better or worse operative solutions. For such reason main hypothesis of this paper will be targeted toward differences between platforms for the marketing strategies on the global market, and tactics of choose strategy on the single markets. 1.2. Treating of a single market Vs treating of a global market through IT product A review will be shown through the research of the case study of Gideon Multimedia, IT Co from Split, Croatia. Its main product is a mobiExplore, commercial platform for the mobile phones. Gideon Multimedia is present on the global market with three national mobiExplore applications: mobiExplore Croatia, mobiExplore Italia, and mobiExplore United Kingdom. Gideon Multimedia has the main corporate marketing strategy for the mobiExplore, but also some different marketing management approaches to commercialization of each one national mobiExplore application. Different approach through marketing management of the IT product is even evident in the promotion of the UK national companies, and the companies from other countries interested for being in such national application, for the UK market. Some of the targeted customers are part of the global market, but even they could be better communicating through the adapted marketing management approach for single market of the United Kingdom. 2. mobiExplore MARKETING STRATEGY FOR THE GLOBAL MARKET 2.1. Market research Mobile services (excluding voice and text messaging) are forecasted to reach 92 billion by 2010, up from 27 billion in 2005. When it comes to mobile advertising, predictions vary, but they all agree on the fact that the market for mobile advertising is growing rapidly. Global mobile marketing and advertising is estimated to reach $3 billion by the end of 2007, and will increase six fold to $19 billion by 2011. Informa Telecoms & Media predicts worldwide mobile advertising spending was $871 million in 2006 and will be $11.35 billion by 2010. In such condition each IT product needs different approach in the strategy of marketing management. Soon could be seen some main attractions for potential customers after the global commercialization of a new IT product. There is an evident growth of the mobile services on the global market. Because of that reason Gideon Multimedia has started with developing of the mobile IT products. Nowadays the mobiExplore is the main product because it could be adapted to different business in different countries as a mobile guide for products and services promotion. On the mobile advertising area, predictions vary depend of the country, but all national markets for mobile advertising are growing rapidly. Because of different dynamic of the growth of national mobile markets even the global strategy of marketing management for the mobiExplore applications needs to be adapted to each national case. In such condition each national mobiExplore application needs different approach in the marketing management strategy. Establishing of the national marketing management strategy needs to be adapted through market research of the local market. Conservative solutions are better for some markets, but for some other markets better are non conservative ones. Even the way of the market research needs to be different. For some national market with high market growth it is useful to go through the exploratory research (shorter period for collecting useful data). 2.2. Marketing strategy for the mobiExplore on the global market Gideon's sales and marketing strategy seeks to build on the company's previous experience and strengths and to adapt to its current weaknesses. Specifically, Gideon has proven over the years that it can sell development services to companies and institutions. Playing up to Gideon's strengths and experience is one of the reasons that primary sales focus on the global market is on customized mobiExplore editions, for the same kind of business in different countries. For the needs of commercialization of global mobiExplore issues that are primary not in function and promotion of a certain country through its touristic and economical resources, bottom-up model of forming the strategies is being practiced. Starting point is a genesis of a certain need that potential advertisers on mobiExplore issues seek to satisfy with its products and services. Understanding the cause of the need offers useful insights into suitable ways and models of satisfying that products and services offer. Tactics and operational tactical programs eventually form the exact strategy for the global level. Model is shown in a following picture. Picture 1: The modelling of the global marketing strategy for the mobiExplore       Source: Seric, N., 2009. 3. mobiExplore MARKETING STRATEGY FOR THE UK MARKET 3.1. Market research Preliminary surveys of United Kingdom's market have shown high sensibility of potential advertisers of products and services on the applications of mobile devices with suggestions of national institutions in charge of improving the management of certain economic resources. High growth of mobile device users market and efforts to support competition by additional educational and entertaining contents that are being installed on them resulted by decisions that are made based on exploratory research. Same has been conducted during the winter 2007/spring 2008. Research has shown that in the segment of choosing the services of advertising touristic subjects, suggestions Visit Britain, institution that defines national strategy of tourism is accepted. mobiExplore is practical in the aim of strengthening of the national tourism image. A research has been done that showed that Visit Britain is an exact example of systematic leadership of national policy in touristic promotion of the country. Plans and strategic and tactical aims of touristic development can be seen in the studies Visit Britain. Professional approach that is a result of interdisciplinary collaboration of experts in different fields, in the end suggests to the touristic objects in United Kingdom concrete practical solutions how to advance communication with aimed segments on the market. Such a communication with global market ensures effective management of national touristic resources, more detailed planning of partial and national incomes from tourism and strength the image of United Kingdom's tourism offer on a global market. Visit Britain represents flywheel of United Kingdoms tourism development thanks to professional experts who deal with evaluation of optional solutions. Special attention during the last years is paid to IT products of communication with touristic clients. Separate economic subjects do not deal with such evaluations. They follow suggestions and propositions of Visit Britain. On the basis of this knowledge, a model of marketing management in function of defining strategy, tactics and operational tactical programs of commercialization of mobiExplore UK is defined. 3.2. Main marketing strategy for the mobiExplore UK as a single market Gideon's marketing management seeks to build on the company's previous experience and strengths and to adapt to its current weaknesses. Specifically, Gideon has proven over the years that it can sell development services to companies and institutions. Playing up to Gideon's strengths and experience is one of the reasons that primary sales focus in the UK market is on customized mobiExplore editions, heavily utilizing its partnership with Visit Britain to promote customized editions for the local and regional tourism organizations in the UK. Visit Britain has strong business reputation among tourism companies in the UK. Visit Britain has its own expert team. They are looking for the new promotional IT products, and evaluate them. After analyses Visit Britain suggests some ways for tourism management through the concrete IT product. For such reasons the main Gideon Multimedia marketing strategy for the mobiExplore UK is co-branding with Visit Britain. The first signed agreement in the UK was with Visit Britain in December 2008. From than Visit Britain is informing all its members about possibilities of the UK tourism promotion through the mobiExplore UK continuously. Table 2: The modelling of the marketing strategy for the single market        Source: Seric, N., 2009. 4. CONCLUSION On a presented case it is evident that successful treating of a single market through marketing management is far different than usual treating of the global market. Changes on the each single market depend on happenings in the field of local national economy, as custom coordination between institutional and business subjects. Toward that, different approach in marketing management for the single market could result with better or worse operative solutions. In the presented case of mobiExplore, IT product from Gideon Multimedia, Split Croatia, there were presented two ways of building of the marketing strategies for the products commercialization. On the mobile advertising area, predictions vary depend of the country, but all national markets for mobile advertising are growing rapidly. Because of different dynamic of the growth of national mobile markets even the global strategy of marketing management for the mobiExplore applications needs to be adapted to each national case. In such condition each national mobiExplore product needs different approach. Establishing of the national marketing management strategy needs to be adapted through market research of the local market. For the needs of commercialization of global mobiExplore issues that are primary not in function and touristic promotion of country where a part of it are also subjects that, through a concrete application, offer products and services, Gideon Multimedia practices bottomup model of forming the marketing strategy. Starting point is genesis of the need that on mobiExplore issue promoted product or service aim to satisfy. Such an approach is predicted for global market. Unlike the approach for national market, especially in a situation when on this market there is a subject that denotes national business policy of a certain economical resources; Gideon Multimedia practices the model of forming the concrete marketing strategy for the mobiExplore issue adapted to a model that such a national subject practices. Such an example is mobiExplore UK which has commercialization and marketing strategy defined according to the policy of managing United Kingdom as a touristic product same as it conducts Visit Britain. Strategic approach has shown correct because accepting the guidelines by Visit Britain about final concept of mobiExplore UK, resulted in accepting that IT product as a media of communication to aimed segments, visitors and potential visitors of United Kingdom by all levels of subjects. On the basis of this experience, finally a model of research of national market has been defined. On the basis of such a research a model of forming the marketing strategy in function of commercialization of national issues of mobiExplore applications is also defined. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Aaker, D. (2001), Strategic Market Management, 6th ed., John Wiley & Sons, Inc. New ABI (2008), Research for partners Doyle, P. 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