eCommerce
A digital strategy is the starting point for cross border ecommerce
Learn more about how implementing a business digital strategy can help you focus your business technology to achieve your overseas ecommerce goals. The US Commercial Service’s Trade Specialists provide counseling and guidance to businesses selling online that wish to find more overseas consumers.
Focus your online business overseas:
Cross-border ecommerce focuses online sales to overseas consumers and includes promoting your brand awareness in addition to generating sales.
eCommerce is B2B and B2C online sales:
eCommerce has become a term that covers everything a business does online to sell to consumers, both domestically and overseas. It includes:
- the sale through a website
- the online advertising that leads to a sale
- the brand building that helps tie it all together as a narrative for consumers.
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Learn how exporters have tapped the U.S. Commercial Service to develop a digital strategy and successfully positioned their companies to achieve their overseas eCommerce goals.
Let us help your firm capitalize on our global network of international trade professionals across the U.S. and abroad to develop customized export solutions for your firm.