Question:
"Should the way you approach prospective ECAs vary by country/region?"
Since we do have certain customs that will vary in different regions, yes, we do need to be aware of these diversities when approaching new ECAs abroad.
From my own experiences there are certain holidays and celebrations that are not recognized by everyone, and will vary from country to country. We must also be aware of customs and celebrations that are recognized or honored.
In consideration of these facts, we must use caution. There are also certain colors that are not acceptable for some customers in certain regions, and will be taken offensively if these colors are used in print.
Images that are acceptable in one country will be unacceptable in another.
Religious figures and ornaments may not be so friendly from country to country, or in considering faith, may not be recognized or acceptable as in others.
Traditional artifacts and products that represent certain traditions may not always go well on a global scale.
With just these few instances we can see plainly how we approach prospective ECAs in other countries will depend largely on how we plan to present these products and services. It would be to our advantage to do our homework before selection of ECAs, and consider first how acceptable the products will be on a broader scope before advertising or making the product or service selection.
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Question:
"Should the way you approach prospective ECAs vary by country/region?"
Since we do have certain customs that will vary in different regions, yes, we do need to be aware of these diversities when approaching new ECAs abroad.
From my own experiences there are certain holidays and celebrations that are not recognized by everyone, and will vary from country to country. We must also be aware of customs and celebrations that are recognized or honored.
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