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Market selection

Sell where you can actually win.

Two questions, answered before you spend.

Picking a market on gut feel is how good products die overseas. A distributor turns you down and nobody tells you it was the duty rate, or the certification you do not hold, or a competitor already sitting under your price. We work out which markets are open to you, and rank them.

How the decision gets made

DemandPriceAccess

A market is worth entering when buyers want the category, your price holds, and there is a route to the buyer. All three, or it is not a market.

We say so when the answer is none of them.

The shortlistThe reasoning

What you get

A shortlist you can take to your board.

Not a hundred-page report. A ranked list of markets, the reasoning behind each rank, and a clear statement of what we are unsure about. Short enough that your team will actually read it, and specific enough that they can push back on it.

The shortlist

Which markets, ranked, and why each one sits where it does.

  • Demand and who is already buying
  • Competition and the price they hold
  • Where your product sits on that price ladder
  • Duty, certification, and what they cost
  • How the category actually reaches the buyer in that country

The reasoning

The working, not just the answer, so your team can argue with it.

  • What we looked at, and what we deliberately ignored
  • The assumption behind each ranking, stated plainly
  • What would have to be true for the second choice to beat the first
  • Where the data is thin and we are estimating
  • What to check again in six months

Cyril runs this himself, with senior people in China and Europe who sell in these markets. You are not paying for a junior analyst and a template.

Scope depends on your product and the markets in play. We agree it on the first call and quote it firm before any work starts.

The first move

Which market first?

Tell us what you make and where you have sold so far. We will tell you on the first call whether this is a week of work or a month, and quote it firm.

We answer in your time zone.

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