Running an Import Export Business with Simon Wheeler

www.importexporthomestudy.com Learn the art and skill of importing and exporting with ease. And make the recession a non event. Grow you income exponentially

International Trade: Basics - Part 2

A brief overview of the basics you need to know before going into specific areas of knowledge.

Import/Export Secrets - Work From Home - Part 1 - v2.0

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Steve gives you an insight to the lucrative Import Export industry, and how YOU too can have a piece of the pie.

South Africa - International Trade - Part 1

This is part 1. South Africa is an important trade partner. How can you learn to sell your products in South Africa?. SSFUSD in San Francisco offers courses in International Trade. Learn international business and get your export management certificate. Principles of import/export:Export Regulations & Documentation
. A look at the growing South African market,


see the school web site for details:
http://209.188.178.90/ae/emilio/export/
Intensive 8 week courses are available, limited availability classes fill up quickly. Sign up and get your certificate.
Are you ready to start to sell your product in the South African market? Watch this video from the US Commercial Service (US Dept. Commerce) and find out.
Video Part 2 can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?part2

South African Trade link:
http://www.southafrica.info/business/trade/

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International trade: Impact of Import tariffs

The economic impact of import tariffs

Import Business, International Trade

Video from our FREE Online Business Course
http://www.myownbusiness.org
Session 14 International Trade

Question:
"What is the smartest decision you made in starting your linen business?"

Ming Friedman
Linen Pro Designs, Inc.
www.linenpro.com

Topics covered in this video:
International trade, advice, recommendations, import, export

I would say it would be having my own source in China. I went to a Canton fair after my first purchase and realized I could have paid half of what I had paid earlier. Since then I am not only going to the fair but I also go visit the factories. Sometimes the factory will be in the middle of nowhere but they appreciate my visit and know I must be serious about my business. As for the people who don't speak the language and understand the culture, I suggest starting out by looking for a trading company that you are comfortable working with. Even if you have to pay a small commission it will be worth it because the mistakes you could be making by not having the right help could be just devastating.

Cultural Issues, International Trade

Video from our FREE Online Business Course
http://www.myownbusiness.org
Session 14 International Trade

Question:
"What is the worst mistake that could be made by someone starting in international trade?"

Ming Friedman
Linen Pro Designs, Inc.
www.linenpro.com

Topics covered in this video:
International trade, culture differences, language barrier, resources

Transcript:
I think the worst mistake that people could make is to think they can go directly to the factories and overcome the language barrier and the culture difference. They could receive something which is different from what they think they purchased. And I think also not getting enough information is a mistake. Do your homework by going to classes and seminars. Talk to people who are already in the business. There is plenty of help out there and I believe that people like to see other people succeed.