Let Me Help You Develop Your International Business

Cindy King — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:00:28 +0000

International Business Development

It has been a busy summer for me over at Get International Clients.

The content on my Business Directory is now color-coded and my easy action guide, the International Sales Road Map is easy to follow.

If you need a little guidance in getting started on developing your international business, go over and have a look.

Are you ready to start taking actions regularly?
Are you ready to learn more about your international clients?

Then you should sign up for the Get International Clients Newsletter.

Every week you get tips on what you can do today to develop your international business.

And the Get International Clients has a new format.

It is now delivered in sequential emails. This means everyone gets the first newsletter, even if you sign up next week, next month or even next year.

This means you will start with the first steps you need to take, no matter when you sign up.

It is almost like a course. But the Get International Clients Newsletter is a bit more. In fact it is an easy international business development action guide.

Don’t worry, I also send out an email or two during the week to keep you up-to-date on other international business topics.

My weekly newsletter is still free… even though I have been told I should be charging for it.

Here are a few more International Business Development articles:

- 5 Actions To Start Developing Your International Markets
- When Discrimination Is Useful In International Business
- Are You Outsourcing Too Much?
- European eCommerce Market Still Strong
- Should Successful Internet Marketers Get Into International Marketing?
- Online Success? Study Traditional Paths To International Business Development For More
- Action Strategy For International Business Development
- The Business Of Content
- Brick And Mortar Companies Use Information Products For International Business Development
- Is The Expense Of Foreign Travel Stopping You From Getting International Clients?
- New International Business Development Phase Today With The Right Marketing Mix
- Boost Your Company Way Out Of Your Local Recession Field
- Case Study For Getting Your Website Visible In Japan
- Information Products Can Save Your Business In A Slow Economy
- Internet Success For An Isolated Brick and Mortar Store
- Third Transition To A Global Market Internet Business
- Internet Strategies For French PME
- International Marketing Strategy For Small Businesses – The Right Mindset
- Small Businesses Need To Take Action To Uncover International Business Opportunities

A Multicultural Writer Gets More International Readers?

Cindy King — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:09:06 +0000

Internationalize Your English

Does writing in an “International English” get you more international clients?

I have been abroad so long and have always worked in an international environment. Writing for readers who may not be English mother-tongue has become second nature.

I do come from a mixed background. I grew up with British education and American TV and Radio. Sure I still get Americans who say I speak like an English person and English friends say I sound American.

All my professional life I’ve needed to communicate with a wide range of nationalities. I’ve even created marketing and communication materials in English specifically for wide cultural readership. My English has morphed. And my vocabulary has become reduced to fit my environment.

Does this have any effect on my blogs?

This www.cindyking.biz blog has been active for a few months now. At the same time, I also started another blog for articles at Get International Clients.

The blogging has been enjoyable and lead me to dabble in a little Article Marketing. So time went by and I only got around to putting up the statistics tracker for these two blogs on March 5th. That’s 3 weeks ago.

Both websites are should have around 5000 visitors this month, and each readers average around 4 pages. These results surprise me. But what is absolutely amazing is where all the traffic is coming from.

All Over The World

And the articles seem to have a very good audience in non-native English speaking countries.

The Get International Clients weekly newsletter is now firmly underway. New subscribers are signing up every day – and no cancellations so far.

And these subscribers are also very widely distributed around the world. I thought I knew most of the dot country codes. But the subscribers are contributing to my learning more every day: American Samoa is .as

This is wonderful news. Internet businesses are interested in looking at international sales and marketing expertise to get more international business.

But beyond the interest in the subject, I also wonder if the International English has anything to do with the wide geographical readership.

It’s too soon for me to play around with this notion and do any testing on it. But I will be watching how world wide readership evolves.

What you need to know about International English:

International English Guidelines

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A Multicultural Writer Gets More International Readers?

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