The international trade landscape has shifted dramatically in the last twelve months. A year ago we were at the top of the economic cycle, COVID was just making the news and down here in Australia, trade with China was rocketing along. Things looked rosy. 2020 changed all that. COVID ravaged Read more…
In my blog Choosing the Right Market: Four Pitfalls to Avoid, I covered some of the key mistakes that people make when it comes to choosing an international market to expand a business to. Because of the political, social and economic volatility that rocked the world in 2020, making smart Read more…
In my previous posts on market selection, I’ve talked about some of the common pitfalls to avoid as you embark on the international market selection process, as well as four questions to help you get started. Once you have narrowed down your list of potential target markets, it’s time to Read more…
In this series on choosing the right international market in 2021, the year of volatility, we’ve looked at common pitfalls, questions to ask, and barriers to entry. In this blog, I want to run you through the final considerations that you need to take into account before you go ahead Read more…
If you’re new to ‘going global’, working with a local partner can be a good way to get started. Teaming up with a business that already has feet on the ground can bring huge gains. Whereas your business probably has specialist expertise in a particular field or technology, your partner Read more…
When you’re expanding a business to a new country, how you take the business into that new international market can make or break the venture. This might sound like a bold claim, but I really believe that the mode of market entry that you choose can have a dramatic impact Read more…
If you’re part of a small or medium-sized company (SME) which is looking to grow, the thought of expanding your business overseas might excite you. Or terrify you. Or both. Either way, when you consider the time, resources and energy involved in launching a new venture in a new country, Read more…
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