This study examines the impact of the Internet, firm-specific characteristics, market characteristics, and export marketing strategy on export marketing performance. The unit of analysis was an individual product/market export venture. Data were gathered via a self-administered mail survey of 315 Australian firms involved in exporting. The findings indicate that when the Internet was used for c...

internationalization is a matter of committed decision-making that starts with export marketing, in which an organization tries to diagnose and use opportunities in target markets based on realistic evaluation of internal strengths and weaknesses with analysis of macro and microenvironments in order to gain presence in other countries. a developed model for export and international marketing of...

The relationship between initiating export stimuli and export performance is examined within the context of four specific types of export marketing strategies. The nature of the export stimulus is seen to be associated with performance for some types of strategy but not for all. Consequently, export marketing strategy acts as a moderator of the relationship between export stimuli and the perfor...

The aim of this study is to present directions for advancing export marketing theory in the Asia Pacific Region. To do so, I build on recent research in other regions of the world. Additionally, I build on exploratory findings on the exporting dynamics and processes used by exporting firms based in a European country (Portugal) that has suffered an “export boom” in the last two decades. My find...

In this research, the authors extend previous work in international marketing by analyzing the relationship among past performance, marketing strategy adaptation, and current period performance. The impact of internal (management) and external (market) forces on marketing mix adaptation and current export performance is also considered. A survey of over 500 export managers indicates that curren...