Do trade show opportunities exist in your country?

Prepare a consumer profile of your country. Research the following:the number of males and females in a number of age groupings;the per capita income of families; andthe literacy level of your country.Market: How big is the market for a simple consumer product priced at less than $5.00 designed for use in households?Retailers: Identify one or more major retailer in your country who might distribute a consumer product. Include a description of this business.E-commerce: Would online marketing be viable as a channel into the country? Explain.Trade Shows: Do trade show opportunities exist in your country? Check with the Canada Business Service Centre for a listing.Media: List the media sources for possible advertising opportunities– e.g. radio stations, television stations, magazines—are these available in your country?Regulations: Research the rules and laws governing advertising messages. How are they different from Canadian regulations?Standards: Identify any labeling or product standards that you must consider in your country. How do they differ from Canada’s requirements?Shipping: Use two (2) shipping methods, Canada Post and an international courier such as FedEx, Purolator, DHL or UPS to determine the costs of shipping a 1-kilogram package of promotional materials directed at potential investors or advertisers to the capital of your country.In a concluding paragraph, explain why marketing internationally is challenging for your chosen country