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The lure of selling internationally and right from your couch is undeniable. What easier way to expand your marketplace than to move beyond the United States? The numbers speak for themselves - a market of billions rather than millions. As the late but oft-quoted business guru Peter Drucker said: “E-commerce does not merely master distance, it eliminates it.”
What should you consider before you start cross-border selling?
Find out here.
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There are almost as many Millionaires in China as there are in America, and China is the biggest consumer of 700 series BMW’s and Mercedes. It is inevitable that Asia will continue to grow economically. American and European countries should focus on manufacturing some goods in China, and also selling value added exports to the wealthy Chinese consumer. There are companies such as Price Translations that specialize in translating existing websites written in English, and building them in Chinese so that the average upper class Chinese housewife can get online and buy these products. (www.pricetranslations.net). The biggest market of consumers in the world now has some cash, and they are hungry for value added products that they can’t get from Chinese businesses.
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