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B2c Sales Process in Mexico
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FAQs online signature
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How is marketing done in Mexico?
Mexico has several resources for trade promotion and advertising, which include trade shows, articles in printed media, TV and radio advertisements and advertorials, outdoor advertising, and digital advertising.
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What are the modes of entry considerations for Mexico?
Business Strategy to Consider When Entering Mexico There are several modes of entry for manufacturing companies to consider as they move toward expanding into Mexico: subcontracting, joint ventures & acquisitions, incorporation, and the shelter.
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Can foreigners start a business in Mexico?
In short, yes—you can start a business in Mexico as a foreigner. In fact, you can own 100% of your business, without needing to partner with a local. You can even start a business without ever stepping foot in Mexico, through power of attorney. That said, there are some industries that exclude foreigners.
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How to sell a product in Mexico?
Complete previous milestone (Obtain Mexican Tax ID and import license) Identify regulations and standards that apply to your product category (NOMs in Mexico) ... Submit application to COFEPRIS to obtain register to sell your products / Fulfill labeling requirements to comply with NOMs that apply to your products.
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What does Mexico require for entry?
U.S. citizens must present a valid U.S. passport book or card, and an entry permit issued by Instituto Nacional de Migración. Enter Mexico with valid proof of automobile registration, even if remaining in the border zone.
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Can US companies sell in Mexico?
U.S. investors receive national and most-favored-nation treatment in setting up operations or acquiring firms in Mexico. Exceptions exist for investments restricted under NAFTA. The United States, Canada, and Mexico have the right to settle any dispute or claim under NAFTA through international arbitration.
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How is business conducted in Mexico?
Face-to-face: Because Mexicans place such high value on creating strong relationships with their business partners, face-to-face meetings and gatherings are always preferred. The more times you can visit to build up the relationship, the better. Small talk: Most meetings will kick off with small talk.
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foreign [Music] hey this is Victor Antonio with another sales trading moment one of the big questions I always get is Victor you know some of your strategies I like them but do they work in a B2B complex sales strategy and my answer is always of course depending on how you use them in your process for example let's go through the differences b2c business to Consumer typically is one step one transaction sale or no sale easy a B2B situation a little more complex right it takes more steps to actually close the deal multiple departments involved multiple people involved and you have to go through certain steps now it could have one of many steps okay but is it similar to b2c I think so in this case for example in a b2c situation again it's very simple sale or no sale but in a b to B situation every step of the way is a sale or no sale here's what I mean if you present it correctly let's say you've done your first introductory meeting and now the next step is to actually put a demo in place then what you're trying to close on is actually getting into to say yes to the demo that's the sale the sale is to the next step if you don't get to the next step that's a no sale so in business we say that's what if it's advancing the sale right if you're advancing the sale you're moving it to the next step if the client says well let us review the material and we'll get back to you well that's called the continuation that's right here now that's continuation that means that's no sale so again in a B2B series you're actually closing deals all the way through but the closest not physical money it's what closing to get to the next step in the B2B sales process think about it there is a difference but at the same time B2B is a bunch of B to C's rolled up in one this is Victor Antonio with another sales training moment reminding you selling ain't hard when you know how take care [Music] [Music]
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