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[Christmas celebrations are celebrated all over the world and are considered an international event.
\nBetween hearty meals, sweets and gifts, we can’t help but think of those ecommerce companies that aspire to have a similar impact around the globe.
\nSometimes, in the ecommerce ecosystem, the theory may seem very attractive but the practice resists you.
\nWhy is that?
\nThe biggest existing barrier: The high cost of international shipping.
\nInternationalization means being able to sell online all over the world, but you may be told that it is not possible or it is not for you.
\nThat’s why we are going to try to help you make the decision.
\nWe start from the premise that a store needs a customer acquisition strategy and a budget for marketing investment.
\nSelling anywhere and to anyone is tempting, but international ecommerce needs fuel.
\nThe goal is to reach many customers in many different locations, with different cultures and mentalities that we need to know. <\/p>\n

International Ecommerce = International Team<\/h2>\n

There are many factors that will lead you to evaluate in which countries you are going to focus your ecommerce.
\nYou can be guided by the type of product you sell, target, competition, buyer persona…etc.
\nBut the fundamental one will end up being the budget.
\nBecause from the most local to the most global, an online store covers as much as its budget allows.
\nIt is not only about linguistic reasons (they are also important) but also about the different variations of the message you are going to transmit. <\/p>\n

An online store does not forget about the local market<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Sometimes an ecommerce can realize that internationalization is a priority.
\nWe recommend that you do not make internationalization your obsession.
\nThe customers who find it easiest to buy your products are those who are closest to you.
\nEven more so if you have a physical store, because one channel feeds back into the other.
\nThe big brands can afford to claim a significant market share.
\nBut if you do not have their economic muscle, consider a market strategy adapted to your capabilities.
\nSelling online also costs money even if you previously thought it would not.
\nThe larger the online market to be covered, the more money it costs.
\nWhen we talk about internationalizing an ecommerce, it will cost money, but you can save on your international shipments.
\nWe’ll see how later!
\nThe main thing is that you put together a very clear and defined strategy to be able to act. <\/p>\n

Tips for your ecommerce internationalization<\/h2>\n
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  1. Start small<\/strong>.
    \nIt will be easier for you to position yourself in a market segment and from there you can grow to a larger one.
    \nGo from less to more.
    \nAs they say in the world of soccer, one game at a time. <\/li>\n
  2. Enter a market\/country when you know its audience<\/strong>.
    \nYou have to study well how it works, as each region is different.
    \nYour customers in Spain may be very different from your customers in France.
    \nDon’t forget to carry out a market study before undertaking an international landing. <\/li>\n
  3. Keep a close eye on the competition<\/strong>.
    \nKeep an eye on what your competitors are doing both strategically and in terms of product portfolio.
    \nThis way you can try to anticipate their movements before entering their market.
    \nIt is good that you are clear about the ecommerce level of the market in which you are going to compete if you want to internationalize. <\/li>\n
  4. Don’t forget the local market<\/strong>.
    \nMaster and test your initiatives locally before making the leap.
    \nEcommerce is often more successful locally than its international counterpart. <\/li>\n
  5. Ration and manage your resources based on your budget<\/strong>.
    \nPositioning requires time and money.
    \nHow much?
    \nSEO positioning and its parameters change according to the market and country.
    \nThe same goes for the tools used in marketing or advertising media. <\/li>\n
  6. Logistics are important<\/strong>.
    \nCaution.
    \nShipping and, if applicable, customs costs can be an insurmountable barrier to access certain markets from Spain. <\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    In short, the internationalization of your ecommerce goes through a previous analysis, thinking, measuring and defining your strategy.
    \nBuild a security before launching. <\/p>\n

    How does Asmen help you?<\/h2>\n

    A service tailored to<\/a> the client, we have the necessary structure to take care of all the services that encompass the ecommerce. <\/p>\n