Planning

Market Entry Plan A vendor’s ability to enter the market in an effective way depends on a variety of factors. Not only is distribution and pricing strategy important, we will also vet out the probability of encountering introduction problems involving marketplace standards, product quality, regulatory considerations and prospect confusion about the benefits of the product. Once mutual agreement has been established on the entry method, we will then identify resources and management resources, including marketing and sales tactics and anticipated performance metrics. The Market Entry Plan project is managed by a Senior Protégé Partner and uses Protégé’s in-country managers to assist.

Market Entry Plan Report

  • Plan Baseline (model, revenue targets, measurements, timeline, budget)
  • Distribution (geography, partners, service, support)
  • Staffing (direct, indirect, contract, management, sales, technical)
  • Business Development (target customers, forecast, measurements)

In summary, the Product Market Assessment clearly defines and qualifies the market opportunity, while the Market Entry Plan identifies a strategy for achieving the stated objectives. Most importantly, our clients are able to identify key risks that might prevent the offering from being successful. Before launching the client’s new product, strategies are developed for overcoming potential obstacles.