PRESENTATION OUTLINE
This article is about Quebec forming new regulations for stores and businesses that are not French in origin that enforces French signage to be in company advertisements such as slogans, discounts and product descriptions.
This article is about four national agencies opening new offices in the city of Montreal so that they can market to the province of Quebec.
For the first article, Quebec is unique in this case because businesses that are non-French are forced to use the French language in their advertising if they want to have business in the province.
As for the second article, Quebec is unique in this case because new agencies opened offices within Quebec in order to market towards a quarter of Canada’s population, or Quebec which has not been marketed to much before.
How do Other Regions See This?
For the first article, Other regions understand this situation as Quebec wanting stores and brands to have French writing on their signs and advertisements since French is the primary language in that province.
On the other article, Other regions understand this situation as marketers taking advantage of the untapped potential with the Quebec market on a national scale.
What can Marketers Learn From This?
For the first article, Marketers can learn that adapting to different cultures and beliefs could benefit your business in the long run.
In terms of the other article, Marketers can learn that there is always a market that has not been fully realized or discovered yet.