Guojiao materiales de construcción echa raíces en América del Norte

En 2014, la industria cerámica de China prestó una atención sin precedentes al mercado internacional. Ampliar sus horizontes al mercado global es sin duda la encarnación de la altura de cada empresa de marca. Entonces, la pregunta es, además del enfoque en la visión, ¿qué deben hacer las empresas de marca si quieren echar raíces en los mercados extranjeros? El 12 de diciembre, Jules Miller, presidente de la región norteamericana de baldosas cerámicas, concedió una entrevista exclusiva al reportero de "Tao Cheng Daily" durante su visita a Foshan. En la entrevista, Jules descifró al reportero "qué se utilizará para echar raíces en el mercado norteamericano".

  En la entrevista, Jules reveló que "la razón principal por la que se unió en primer lugar fue la visión internacional y la capacidad de innovación".

  En el proceso de exploración de mercados extranjeros, el producto y la fuerza técnica a menudo reciben más atención que la fuerza de marketing. Y la fuerza del producto es también lo que hace que Jules tenga más confianza. "Siempre ha mantenido ventajas obvias en términos de calidad, independencia, diversidad de productos, innovación de diseño, soluciones completas, liderazgo, etc. Vale la pena mencionar que en 2009 se creó la primera baldosa cerámica global de 2CM, que es muy diferente. Lleva la perfección del producto al extremo a través de la última tecnología y se vende bien en el mercado global, especialmente en el mercado europeo". Jules comentó: Las baldosas cerámicas en América del Norte abrirán más espacio de ventas y crearán más oportunidades de ventas. Además de competir con baldosas cerámicas, también compite con productos prefabricados de cemento, piedra, etc.

  La búsqueda de la excelencia del producto no puede separarse de la fuerza motriz del equipo de talentos que lo respalda. A diferencia de otras empresas chinas locales, ha recibido inversión europea al comienzo de su creación y cuenta con un equipo local dedicado a operar el mercado europeo. "No solo hay talentos de marketing de primera clase, sino también talentos de diseño de primera clase en el grupo de talentos de América del Norte", dijo Jules. Más de 30 años de duro trabajo en la industria cerámica han permitido a Jules analizar y captar con precisión las tendencias de los productos y planificar estrategias comerciales en América del Norte en combinación con con tendencias económicas. Según Jules, la tendencia general de la economía estadounidense en los últimos dos años es al alza. "El mercado también es relativamente optimista, y las industrias minorista, hotelera, de restauración y otras se están recuperando lentamente, lo que también tiene un impacto muy positivo en la industria de materiales de construcción".

  Debido a las diversas ventajas mencionadas anteriormente, Jules cree que América del Norte logrará el crecimiento de la fisión en un período de tiempo muy corto.

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