Why international expansion multiplies addressable market in Digital Marketing - Visual Breakdown

Concept Flow - Why international expansion multiplies addressable market

Start: Local Market

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Identify Local Customers

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Expand to New Country

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Identify New Customers

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Combine Markets

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Multiply Addressable Market

The flow shows starting from a local market, expanding to new countries, identifying new customers there, and combining all markets to multiply the total addressable market.

Execution Sample

Digital Marketing

LocalMarket = 1000
NewCountryMarket = 3000
TotalMarket = LocalMarket + NewCountryMarket
print(TotalMarket)

This code adds customers from a local market and a new country to find the total addressable market.

Analysis Table

Step	Variable	Value	Action	Result
1	LocalMarket	1000	Set local market size	LocalMarket = 1000
2	NewCountryMarket	3000	Set new country market size	NewCountryMarket = 3000
3	TotalMarket	None	Calculate total market	TotalMarket = LocalMarket + NewCountryMarket
4	TotalMarket	4000	Sum markets	TotalMarket = 4000
5	Output	4000	Print total addressable market	4000 customers reachable

💡 Calculation ends after summing local and new country markets to get total addressable market.

State Tracker

Variable	Start	After Step 1	After Step 2	After Step 3	Final
LocalMarket	undefined	1000	1000	1000	1000
NewCountryMarket	undefined	undefined	3000	3000	3000
TotalMarket	undefined	undefined	undefined	4000	4000

Key Insights - 2 Insights

Why does adding NewCountryMarket increase TotalMarket?

Because TotalMarket sums customers from both local and new countries, expanding reach beyond the original market (see execution_table step 4).

Is TotalMarket just the size of the new country market?

No, TotalMarket combines both local and new country markets, so it is larger than either alone (see execution_table steps 3 and 4).

Visual Quiz - 3 Questions

Look at the execution_table at step 4, what is the value of TotalMarket?

A 4000

B 3000

C 1000

D None

💡 Hint

Check the 'Value' column for TotalMarket at step 4 in execution_table.

At which step is NewCountryMarket first assigned a value?

A Step 1

B Step 2

C Step 3

D Step 4

💡 Hint

Look at the 'Variable' and 'Action' columns in execution_table to find when NewCountryMarket is set.

If NewCountryMarket was 0, what would TotalMarket be at step 4?

A 4000

B 0

C 1000

D 3000

💡 Hint

Refer to variable_tracker to see how TotalMarket sums LocalMarket and NewCountryMarket.

Concept Snapshot

Start with a local market size.
Add new country market size to it.
Sum both to get total addressable market.
International expansion increases reachable customers.
More countries = bigger market potential.

Full Transcript

This concept shows how expanding a business internationally increases the total addressable market. We start with a local market size, then add the market size of a new country. By summing these, we get a larger total market. The execution steps show setting local and new country market sizes, then calculating their sum. This process multiplies the number of customers a business can reach, demonstrating why international expansion grows market opportunity.