Entering new markets is always challenging, our consultancy supports payments companies & merchants by researching new markets, analysing market structure, and proposing strategies for success.
Expanding internationally should not be taken as a light step as market maturity and requirements differ hugely. Even the European “common” market for fintech and payments solutions is very scattered. Local payments culture is extremely diverse and local regulation has important nuances. Outside of Europe, the differences are obviously as significant when it comes to the level of digitization. Local regulation can be very strict, be it forward-thinking or restrictive by nature.
Understanding vertical specific market maturity is vital to a solid go to market strategy, as differences can be significant.
Rules and regulations have subtle differences per country, yet major implications on the market strategy of your product/service.
Failing to tailor your products/services to the local markets specific APM preference, will significantly decrease your conversion rates.
Finding the right partner that services your new target market, reduces the complexity and increases success rates.
A balance between a simplified infrastructure of global partners and a network of local experts is required for success.
Payments preference is a cultural phenomenon, failing to have a tailored entry strategy obstructs even the best value propositions.
Based on a thorough understanding of your services or product lines we focus on creating a regional overview and identification of the countries with the highest market attractiveness. Together we define the scope and criteria to rank them accordingly.
For prioritized countries we add a deep dive to identify the domestic regulation, market barriers, requirements, competition profile and sizing of the commercial opportunities.
We translate the findings in a market entry strategy. This includes potential partnerships and a mapping of opportunities with regulatory impact and functional fit for the market.
Additionally we can help with vendor selections to match your needs with the best fitting provider. We kickstart your new presence and launch with market engagement services by creating a domestic or regional partnerships ecosystem.
We are able to staff your local teams or projects with the (local and international) talent required or start flexible with our consultants and interim experts.
If the past few years have taught us anything, it is just how beneficial the multi-channel sales strategy has been for retailers all over the world. But now there’s a new strategy on the rise that combines best practices from both online and offline retail and brings the customer experience to a whole new level. It is called omnichannel. And this post shows you exactly what it means, how it can benefit your business, and how to put it into practice.
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