Learn Market Entry Case interviews in 8 Minutes

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Market entry cases are one of the most common types of cases you’ll see in consulting interviews. I can almost guarantee that you’ll see at least one market entry case in your upcoming interviews.
A market can be broadly defined as the group of consumers that are interested in a particular product or service. There are three different types of market entry cases: entering a new geography, targeting a new customer segment, and entering a new product or service category.
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[@mal2556]

I'm a tad confused. Typically, in case interviews, I'm of the understanding that you develop your market entry framework at the beginning of the case. How do you figure out the first two questions in a structured way before moving onto your market entry framework?

[@avivlaufman1]

Thanks for the insightful video! I would like to suggest an alternative Market Entry Framework, and would love to hear your opinion: 1. Market dynamics: size and growth, market shares and the key success factor in the market. 2. Company: Investment feasibility (Does the client has enough cash or can he finance the entrance), success metric (profits/ROI, payback period), knowledge and fitness of the client. 3. Entering Strategy; Independently, acquisition, partnership 4. Risks & Capabilities What do you guys think? Worth mentioning: this framework is answering the question: "What factors should the client consider before entering this market?" If am being asked on the product itself, I should also mention value proposition of our client's product.

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You have a lot of great categories in your framework. You should ask yourself the question: what would you need to believe to be true in order to 100% recommend entering the market? This can help you identify any missing categories from your framework