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September 21, 2008
h what works in the U.S.
and extends it into new markets, paying close attention to
local needs and customs. Throughout the three stages CNS
conducts market research and makes ?nancial projections.
As shown in the ?gure, at each stage of the market de-
velopment process, performance
must be met for the product to enter
the next stage. Once success with
Breathe Right nasal strips is estab-
lished in a country, the groundwork
is laid and international partners
have the ability to introduce other
Breathe Right products, such as
Snore Relief™ Throat Spray, and
Vapor Shot™ personal vaporizer.
LOOKING FORWARD
“We believe the Breathe Right
brand has great potential, both do-
mestically and around the world,”
says Mor?tt. “Growth will come
both from further expansion of
Breathe Right nasal strips and
from other drug-free, better-
breathing line extensions,” says
Mor?tt.
Questions
1 What are the advantages and
disadvantages for CNS taking
Breathe Right strips into interna-
tional markets?
2 What are the advantages to
CNS of (a) using its three-stage
process to enter new global markets and (b) having spe-
ci?c criteria to move through the stages?
3 Using the CNS criteria, with what you know, which
countries should have highest priority for CNS?
4 Which single segment of potential Breathe Right
strip users would you target to enter new markets?
5 Which marketing mix variables should CNS empha-
size the most to succeed in a global arena? W
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