Overseas buyers and shoppers look for suppliers and products on Google, Amazon and AI assistants first. We put you where they look — site, search, ads and follow-up handled by us — and the enquiries and orders come back to you.
Illustration: your site climbing for a real buyer search
The search, commerce, social, AI and payment platforms we work with day to day.
Different buyers find you in different ways. We start by working out which one you are.
Machinery, CNC machining, packaging, industrial components, pumps and tanks, OEM/ODM factories.
Home & kitchen, lifestyle, gifts and emerging consumer brands.
Each row is a common situation, and where we usually start.
You have the product and the capacity, but overseas buyers don't know you exist.
First, make sure buyers can find you: Google Search, the terms your industry uses, and a site that can take an enquiry.
Read about this →The website is live, but it gets no traffic and no enquiries.
Fix what makes it findable and what turns visits into enquiries — then add traffic.
Read about this →You're on Amazon, but rankings and margins won't move.
Sort out keywords, ad structure and margin before deciding whether to spend more.
Read about this →You want into the US but don't know which channel comes first or what to prepare.
Check demand with data first, then pick the first channel and the budget.
Read about this →You've made products for others for years and want a brand of your own abroad.
Start with positioning, your own site and the first real reviews — one step at a time.
Read about this →Buyers now ask ChatGPT to recommend suppliers, and the answer doesn't mention you.
Make you easy for AI to read and cite: company facts, product information and third-party mentions.
Read about this →We combine these channels to fit your product, market and budget. The table shows the usual mix; the assessment decides.
| Channel | Factory B2B | Consumer brand |
|---|---|---|
| Google Search adsShow up when someone is searching for your product | Core | Core |
| SEO / GEOGet found by Google and AI over time | Core | Core |
| Websites & ShopifyTurn visits into enquiries and orders | Core | Core |
| Amazon growthWhere most shoppers start buying | Rarely | Core |
| Meta adsReach likely buyers by interest | Case by case | Core |
| TikTokLaunch new products through content | Rarely | Core |
| Market researchConfirm demand and competition first | Core | Core |
| LocalizationSpeak your buyer's language and habits | Core | Core |
| Analytics & trackingSee which part brings customers | Core | Core |
CoreCase by caseRarely
Open a case to see the full story and what we did.
BESTMOW
From zero: own site and Amazon launched together.
ChannelsOwn site | AmazonIndustryRobotic lawn mowers
$7M12-month sales (client-reported)357Reviews on the own site4.68Average rating
LOPKIN
From a name to a US brand that debuted at CES.
ChannelsDTC own siteIndustryRobotic lawn mowers
CES 2026Launch stage12Media and event placements
Vanyo
The US launch worked out before a dollar was spent.
ChannelsAmazon | Website | B2BIndustry3D printing filament factory
12Months modelled10Downsides stress-tested4Decision gates
Your products, capacity, margins and the markets you want.
Search volume, marketplace data and competitors show where demand really is.
Pick the channels and the plan — starting with the step that reaches customers fastest.
Site, product pages, ad accounts and tracking, set up properly once.
Search, ads, marketplaces and follow-up run together; enquiries and orders come back to you.
Each month, see which part brings customers and move the budget to what works.
We review your site, search presence and channels by hand, and show you where customers slip away.
Tell us your products and target market.
