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         <title>Multicultural Marketing by Victor Edozien of The Asaba Group Holdings</title>
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<p>Book Excerpt: <a href="http://www.asabagroup.com/">Alfred Schreiber’s Multicultural Marketing</a>– Selling to the New America</p><p>How should a company find success in America’s growing multicultural markets?</p><p>That is a disarmingly simple question. Therefore, I will answer in an equally simple way.</p><p>A company should think about entering the new markets in essentially the same way it would think about entering a new market abroad. You begin by asking these strategic questions:</p><p>1. What are the relevant market segments? (Size and defining attributes)</p><p>2. What is your unique value proposition to these segments? How well do your products fit the nee of the target consumers?</p></p><p><p>3. What are the optimal channels to fulfil the requirements of the target segments?</p><p>To achieve success you must find answers to the questions mentioned earlier:</p>




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