The best kind of Marketing: Good Review of Pakistani Products

[FuturePAF]

This short video is the best kind of marketing; personal product reviews.

Pakistani companies should find satisfied customers abroad that would be willing to make similar videos. Spread through social media, it can raise the awareness of Pakistani goods and that’s the first step in boosting export of Artisian products.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1353966941967437824

 

[WinterFangs]

Internet influences pretty much everything nowadays, for example pink salt, couple videos of its “health benefits“ and it started to boom, same for pretty much everything in the world, pakistan should look into stuff like these.

 

[Chakar The Great]

Pakistan always had good quality. Successive governments just didnt prioritise exports.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Marketing is all about creating association with positive attributes. By doing this again, again and again the brand name conjures a positive response is the goal of marketing. You see that everyday around you in advertisement platforms. Cars, cloths, real estate, food the goal is same.

The problem with Pakistan is it never is associated with anything positive. Even Pakistani's will peddle our food as desi, our music as Indian, our fashion as Asian and our history as Muslim. The result is all of positive attributes Pakistan has to offer will be associated with everything but Pakistan. So gross result is Pakistan has a score of zero.

On the other hand Pakistan is ALWAYS is associated with negative things that leave a bad impression. Terrorism, extremism, killing, poverty, failed , dangerous are the words that often are used when Pakistan is mentioned. The result is Pakistan has minus score. The final product of this is Brand Pakistan has terrible image.

 

[ghazi52]

Govt allows export companies to establish branch offices abroad


The federal government has allowed export-oriented companies to establish branch offices abroad, it was learnt on Wednesday.

Sources said that the Economic Coordination Committee had approved a policy on ‘Equity Investment Abroad by Residents’ during its last meeting, following which the export-oriented companies can now establish subsidiary/branch office abroad.

The Finance Division had proposed that exporters may be allowed to remit up to 10pc of their average annual export earnings of the last three calendar years or $100,000, whichever is higher, during a calendar year to establish subsidiaries/branch offices abroad without prior approval of the SBP