Selling to International Customers
About Course
Selling to International Customers
Take your African business beyond borders and discover opportunities in the global marketplace!
Your customers don’t have to be limited to your local town, city or country. With the right preparation, African entrepreneurs can introduce their products to buyers around the world.
This free, beginner-friendly course from the Made-in-Africa Business Academy introduces the essential steps involved in selling products to international customers.
Through simple explanations and practical guidance, you’ll learn how to prepare your business for international sales, communicate with overseas buyers and understand the basics of exporting.
What You’ll Learn
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How to identify potential customers in international markets
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How to prepare your products for overseas buyers
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How to create clear product descriptions and professional photographs
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How to communicate with international customers
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Understanding international pricing, currencies and payment methods
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The basics of packaging, shipping and delivery
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Understanding customs, import regulations and export requirements
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How to build trust with customers in different countries
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How online marketplaces can help African businesses reach global buyers
Who Is This Course For?
African entrepreneurs, artisans, farmers, manufacturers, small business owners and online sellers interested in exploring international markets.
No previous exporting experience is required.
Course Fee: FREE
Level: Beginner
Format: Easy-to-follow slides, pictures and practical instructions.
Important: International trade requirements vary depending on the product, destination country and applicable regulations. Always verify customs, taxes, product standards and export requirements before accepting international orders.
Your products may be made in Africa, but your market can be the world!
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Course Content
Selling to International Customers
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Selling to International Customers