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A native sales rep on a call with a Western procurement buyer, representing a Chinese exporter, product samples and specs on the table between them

Sales force

We become your sales rep abroad. We present your offer, and we qualify the lead.

The moment a lead comes in, a real person calls them. In their language. In their time zone. Not to take a message, but to sell.

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First call wins

78%

of buyers buy from whoever answers first.

21x more likely to qualify a lead when you call within five minutes instead of thirty.

Lead Engagement Meeting handoff

A buyer in Europe fills out your form at 3 in the afternoon. In China, it is 9 at night. The office is closed. By the time someone writes back, two days have gone by, and the buyer has already talked to three other suppliers.

That gap is where deals quietly die. We built this service to close it.

On the first call we do two things.

First, we represent you

We do not just take a message. We sell.

Our rep introduces your company, explains what you make and why it is worth their time, and answers the buyer's first questions, exactly the way a sales rep based in their own country would. To the buyer, you are no longer a faceless supplier on the other side of the world. You are a company with a real salesperson in their market.

For a Chinese factory, brand, or service company, that is the hardest trust to earn from a distance, and it is the trust that moves a deal forward.

Then, we qualify the lead

We find out whether this is a real opportunity or a time-waster.

While we have the buyer on the phone, we report back the first details:

  • The project - what they want, and why
  • The size - volume, order quantity, or scope
  • The budget - a real range, or a note that it is early
  • The timeline - when they plan to decide and buy
  • The fit - hot, warm, or not worth chasing

You stop guessing from a name and an email.

Why it matters more for a Chinese company

Western buyers already have a script in their head for the Chinese supplier:

  • Slow replies, often days late
  • Email only, no real conversation
  • English that reads like a translation tool wrote it
  • Silence when a question gets hard

We did not invent this. It is the complaint Western buyers make about Chinese suppliers, in their own words. When a real salesperson calls them, in their own language, inside their working hours, and explains your offer with confidence, it breaks the pattern.

Why the first call decides the deal

78%

of buyers buy from whoever answers first

21x

more likely to qualify when you call within five minutes, not thirty

42 hrs

average time a B2B company takes to respond at all

Companies that call within five minutes are 21 times more likely to qualify the lead, and 78 percent of buyers buy from whoever answers first.

Source: Lead Response Management Study (MIT and InsideSales.com); Amplemarket

China runs six to eight hours ahead of Europe and twelve to sixteen ahead of North America. When a buyer in the West is at their desk, your office in China is asleep. A native rep in the buyer's own region closes most of that gap, calling the same day, often within the hour, while the lead still cares.

Who makes the call

Real people. Reps who live where your buyers live, across four regions:

Lena Fischer, a Europe-based sales rep on a headset call, a Chinese exporter product catalog from her client open on her laptop Europe

Lena Fischer

Senior sales rep

Arif Rahman, a South East Asia sales rep on a headset call, presenting a Chinese exporter catalog from his client on screen South East Asia

Arif Rahman

Senior sales rep

Marcus Bell, a North America sales rep on a headset call, a Chinese exporter product line from his client open on his laptop North America

Marcus Bell

Senior sales rep

Yousef Haddad, a Middle East sales rep on a headset call, the Chinese exporter catalog from his client shown on his laptop The Middle East

Yousef Haddad

Senior sales rep

A buyer can ask who called them and get a real answer. We add coverage as our clients need it. If your buyers are somewhere we do not reach yet, ask, and we will tell you straight.

The part other agencies skip

Most agencies that work with Chinese companies stop at the lead. They build the site, run the ads, fill the form, and hand you a list of names. Then they leave the hardest part to you: the call to a stranger, in another language, at the wrong hour.

We do not stop there. A real person in the buyer's market makes the first call, represents your company, and qualifies the lead. Once the buyer is qualified, the next step is the meeting handoff.

What it costs

We do not price the first call as a line item. It comes as part of the External Sales Force module, priced by how many markets you sell into and how many leads come through, usually monthly. Tell us your markets and lead volume on a call, and we will give you a number.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions, answered plainly.

What does the rep actually do on the first call?

Two things. They represent your company, introducing your offer and answering the buyer's opening questions the way a local salesperson would. Then they qualify the lead: the project, the size, the budget, the timeline.

Is the rep just taking a message, or actually selling?

Selling. The rep makes the case for your company, the same way a sales rep in the buyer's country would. Taking a message is what a call center does. We represent your brand and move the conversation forward.

The rep does not know our product in depth. How can they present it?

The first call is not a technical deep-dive. The rep presents your company and value, and answers the buyer's first questions. Detailed engineering or pricing goes to your team later.

Our sales team in China speaks English. Is that not enough?

It helps, but it does not solve the time zone. When your buyer is ready to talk, your team in China is asleep. A native rep in the buyer's region is awake during their working hours.

Who makes the call, a real person or a robot?

A real person who lives in the buyer's region. Your buyer can ask who called them and get a real answer.

What do we get back after the call?

A short written summary: the buyer's name and company, the project and its size, the budget, the timeline, our read on the fit, and the agreed next step.

Can the rep commit us to a price or terms?

No. The rep presents your offer and qualifies the lead, but never quotes a price or agrees to terms. Anything binding stays with your team.

How much does this cost?

It is part of the External Sales Force module, priced by your markets and lead volume, usually monthly. Tell us both on a call and we give you a number.

Can we start with one market first?

Yes, and most clients do. Start where your leads are piling up, see how it works, then add markets. No long contract to try it.

Is our buyer data safe?

Your leads are yours. We call them on your behalf, log the result, and report back only to you. We never sell or reuse your data.

The first call wins

We present your offer, and we qualify the lead.

Tell us your markets and lead volume on a call, and we will give you a number.

A name and a voice, not a form.

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Reviewed June 2026

Next module: Meeting handoff