One persuasive approach might work for one culture but less so for others, and vice versa. The art of persuasion is not universal. Understanding the underlying elements of what is important to each culture and their context means you could choose the right ‘tools’ to influence and convince your customers, for example, about your services, or even promote change of behaviours for the better.
Read MoreCultural insights snippet into Japan. We look into how the environment, context and history influence and motivate locals unique behaviours, attitudes and expectations.
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Read MoreAdapting products/ services to global markets through Three Levels of Culturalisation by Beyō Global. How to apply insights to the product roadmap, marketing strategy and business proposition.
Read MoreHere in our latest interview we spoke to Petter Karlsson , Senior Design Manager at Spotify.
Read MoreWe heard businesses spent a lot of money and effort in commissioning research to help them understand their customers and markets in different markets. Very often, they do not get the full value out of the work and was still left with countless questions. This is our take on this.
Read MoreOur intern, Hana, an Italian of Tunisian descent, shares some interesting local insights with us on Tunisia.
Read MoreLast summer, our young intern from Italy wrote an article providing insights into her home country based on her local knowledge and desk research.
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