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Plain guides for factories and trading companies selling overseas: how buyers search, what gets a supplier found on Google and in AI search, and what to do about it.

Two Australian buyers with suitcases are welcomed at a factory gate in Jiangsu by the owner and his daughter

Buyers · 14 September 2026

Answering the phone in English: why warm introductions close and cold leads do not

Getting found is expensive. Losing the buyer because the phone rang out at 3am, or the reply came three days later, is the most expensive way to fail. Here is how the desk works.

A Chinese exporter lifts an industrial pump out of a crate in a Melbourne showroom while two Australian distributors handle the fittings

Content · 14 September 2026

Benefits, not features: how to write product pages that Western buyers actually read

Your engineers know why every feature exists. Your sales team knows what buyers ask. None of it is on the website. Here is how to get it there, and why it is the content buyers actually read.

Close crop of a contract being signed with a fountain pen in a Shanghai boardroom in the evening

Running the business · 14 September 2026

From enquiry to reorder: why an exporter needs a CRM, and what it should do

The most expensive way to lose a buyer is after you found them: a message unanswered, a quote four days late, a reorder nobody remembered. One system fixes all three.

An Australian export consultant walks a tractor factory assembly line in Guangdong with the factory owner

Content · 14 September 2026

A page for every keyword: how many pages does your product really need?

Owners are surprised when we say their one product needs sixty pages. Then we show them the sixty searches. Here is how the count works and why each page earns its place.

A logistics manager and a freight agent in hi-vis walk between container stacks at a Ningbo terminal at dawn

Getting found · 14 September 2026

How overseas buyers actually search for a supplier in 2026

The buyer who places the big order does not browse. They search, they ask an AI, and they check you out before they write a word. Most factories are invisible at every one of those steps.

A production manager on a Shenzhen electronics line shows a circuit board to an American buyer

Getting found · 14 September 2026

How to get your factory cited in AI search answers

Three weeks after the pages were done properly, a client went from absent to named several times in ChatGPT's answer. Here is what the AI is looking for, and how to be it.

A chief engineer explains a weld on a car body to two Western visitors in safety glasses on an automotive assembly line

The website · 14 September 2026

Schema and structured data, explained for factory owners

Your page says what you make. Schema says it in the format machines read. Without it, Google and ChatGPT are guessing. With it, they know, and they show you for the right searches.

A factory owner and a Western quality inspector check a wooden export crate while a forklift loads a container

Buyers · 14 September 2026

The proof an overseas buyer checks before the first email

A buyer in Sydney cannot walk your floor before the first order, so they look for the next best thing. Most export sites give them nothing. Here is what they check, in order.

A Chinese sales director and an American equipment dealer shake hands beside a compact tractor at a US trade show

Getting found · 14 September 2026

What "twenty keywords for two thousand dollars a month" actually buys you

You wait, you wait, and nothing happens. Then you find out the agency never built a single page for your product. Four questions to ask before you sign, and what the honest answer sounds like.

A company chairman and a Western consultant read a document at a Hong Kong office window at dusk

Getting found · 14 September 2026

Why your export website gets no enquiries, and what actually gets a factory found

You paid for a website, it looks good, and no overseas buyer has ever called. It was not bad luck. It was four missing things, and every one of them is fixable.

Get your free export plan.

Tell us what you make and where you want to sell. We come back with a plan: the searches your buyers use, the pages you are missing, what the site needs, and what it costs. No charge, no obligation, in Chinese or English.

Get your free export plan.

Tell us what you make and where you want to sell. We come back with a plan: the searches your buyers use, the pages you are missing, what the site needs, and what it costs. No charge, no obligation, in Chinese or English.

We only use your details to prepare your plan and reply to you.