First
Size every market
We count the companies in each country that could buy from you, and pick the two or three with the most buyers and the best fit.
New Market Entry
Before you hire in a new country or sign a distributor, we test the market. We count the potential buyers, contact them in their own language and show you which market answers.
Nobody knows how many buyers the market holds, or which country to start with.
A local hire or a distributor costs a lot before the first order, and is hard to undo.
Without data, learning that a market doesn't buy can take a hire and two years.
First
We count the companies in each country that could buy from you, and pick the two or three with the most buyers and the best fit.
Then
Outreach runs in each market's own language. You see which one replies and books meetings, before you hire or sign a distributor.
How many relevant companies each country holds, from trade associations, registries and trade fair catalogs.
Usually 2 to 3 countries with different buying cultures, so the comparison tells you something.
The specific companies and decision-makers, with verified contacts.
Outreach written for each market in its own language, never translated from English.
You see which market responds, what resonates and what scaling there would take.
We mapped the whole market from scratch using national trade associations: dealers, refit and service yards, commissioning partners. From that map came a pilot across 3 countries with different buying cultures, before a single euro went into campaigns or hires.
For Festka, we went on to open the markets themselves: campaigns in 9 languages brought in dealers from 15+ countries, including Japan and the UAE. Read the Festka story
How many companies match your ideal customer in each market, counted before you spend a euro on campaigns.
Which segments show buying motion right now, and in which country the timing is best.
The 2 to 3 test countries compared on equal terms, so the winner is evidence, not opinion.
Sequences written natively for each market by people who sell in that language.
When a market proves itself, the work continues as Outbound on the winning markets.
Explore OutboundCommon questions about New Market Entry.
So far we've run campaigns in 9 languages, including Japanese, Spanish, and Polish. Language isn't the limit; localization quality is, and we maintain it with a combination of AI and native-speaker review.
Then you know before you spend two years and €150k on a local hire. A negative result with data is still a result, and you'll get a recommendation on which neighboring market or segment to try instead.
Yes. A successful entry typically rolls into Outbound on the winning markets.