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Guidance for Entering International Markets

Discover hands-on advice from Daloisio Global on how companies based abroad can break into and expand within the North American market. Our posts explore local subsidiaries, channel partnerships, trade events, and strategic sales planning.

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Soft Landing Through a Local Subsidiary

We have assisted international companies in establishing a local presence at business incubators and accelerators, delivering cost-effective market entry and fast startup. A local subsidiary simplifies administration from the home country and fosters ties with local banks, universities, and business professionals, while offering ready-made office or virtual office space and business services.

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Finding Channel Partners

Identifying the right channel partner in your target market is essential for gaining quick traction. In one instance, we supported an international mobile payments startup with a marketing and sales plan focused on payments solution operators. Our research revealed two underserved niche opportunities where WIFI is limited and small cash transactions dominate.

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Targeting Customers and Partners Through Trade Shows and Conferences

Strong marketing tools are vital for reaching customers and building sales relationships and partnerships. Major industry trade shows and smaller specialized conferences are often where customers prefer to engage with suppliers. For an international defense equipment supplier, we focused on the large Association of the U.S. Army Expo in Washington DC and specialized events.

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Building Market Knowledge and Developing a Sales Plan

Strategic marketing analysis and sales planning are crucial early steps when entering the North American market. We have helped international companies grasp the market and define suitable sales actions. For an Asia-based textile company, we researched and analyzed product segments, market concentration, and key success factors.

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Inside This Article

  • Soft Landing Through a Local Subsidiary
  • Finding Channel Partners
  • Targeting Customers and Partners Through Trade Shows and Conferences
  • Building Market Knowledge and Developing a Sales Plan

Common Questions

What subjects does the Daloisio Global blog address?
The blog addresses global business development topics including soft landing through a local subsidiary, finding channel partners, targeting customers and partners through trade shows and conferences, and building market knowledge and developing a sales plan.
What does a soft landing through a local subsidiary mean?
As the blog explains, a soft landing means setting up a local presence at business incubators and accelerators, which can deliver cost-effective market entry and fast startup while simplifying administration from the home country.
Why do channel partners matter when entering a new market?
According to the blog, locating the right channel partner in the target market is essential for gaining quick traction, and research can uncover underserved niche opportunities for those partnerships.
How do trade shows and conferences help with market entry?
The blog points out that major industry trade shows and smaller specialized conferences are often where customers prefer to easily interact with suppliers, making them valuable for establishing sales relationships and partnerships.
Why create a sales plan before entering the North American market?
The blog explains that strategic marketing analysis and sales planning are essential early steps, helping international companies build an understanding of the market and define appropriate sales actions.

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Whether you are exploring a first foothold or expanding an existing presence, these articles show how Daloisio Global approaches market entry step by step. Each piece draws on real engagements with international companies, from setting up a local subsidiary to building a sales plan grounded in market research.