Welcome to the August 30, 2009 edition of Get International Clients.
Karen E. Klein presents Attract International Clients to Your Web Site posted at Business Week Small Business saying “Develop content for your Web site with an international clientele in mind. For instance, be sensitive to cultural nuance, use universal images and metaphors, and develop a slogan that reflects your global outreach, says Ayse Oge, president of Ultimate Trade, an international consultancy based in Encino, Calif. “Include testimonials from internationally known prominent people who use your products. If you have been written up in a well-known publication, include a short piece on it on your front page,” she says.”
Vito Montone presents Email Marketing & Cross Promotions? posted at Power Play saying “Q: Hi, I currently have a new website being created for a brick and mortar children’s specialty store. I have been collecting some emails on my current website and have them stored in AWeber. I have a list of several thousands in my database in the store that I will be sending a direct mail piece to sign-up online on the new website to receive a newsletter.”
Matthew Weigand presents How to Attract International Investment in a Global Recession posted at Korea IT Times saying “The world begins 2009 in its first synchronized recession since 1974. Both internationally and locally, financial statistics everywhere show undesirable trends. Institutions and countries all around the world are scrambling to find some way to survive and create growth again. South Korea is no exception – the Ministry of Knowledge Economy is working hard to attract more foreign investment in order to offset some of the losses to the economy in the export market and financial services sector.”
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