Am currently in Belgium and is travelling arround with Jewellery made in kenya with an idea of finding contacts to wholesale too. I can travel to the customer within western europe. For more info you can have a look at our website www.denurcrafts.org. This is for a self help group of women in kenya doing fair trade. Any ideas on contacts will be very highly appreciated. We sell in small and large quantities.
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depends\n\nif you want whole year pack it may cost 500$ to ...........$\n\nor u may chose pay per click ads\n\nbut they cost more then paying for year like 500$ ...... pay per click crosses more that 2000$ per year//if for whole year\n\nand rest depends wat ads r u having (text, gif banner, flash animated banner, and wats the size)\n\nwe provide e-email marketting for a reasonable cost\n\nand you may advertise on our site(we hav packs of ads on our site for half year or year)\n\n\nor if you may invest 200$ for having your own site\nthere s good income from having your own site online\n\nand we hav many more advertising and promotional packs at resonable cost like e-email markketing\n\nwe hav more than 1 million dataa for e-emails\n\naskk me at ma yahoo id matrix27bulls\n\nm a web developer from india\n\nhttp://www.mam-x.com\nhttp://www.matrixewebs.com
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try garments , as china now faces anti-dumping enquiries in post quota regima garments are ur best bet for indian sourcing,,besides that india is exporting a lot of metals {ores} jute tea rubber cotton yarn/fabrics ,,and great softwares plus u could source good call centres for companies in ur area.
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I recommend reading the articles:\n\nStarting a Home-Based Exporting Business \nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol8/exporting.htm\n\nLaying the Foundations of Your Home Based International Trading Business\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol21/trading.htm\n\nCheck out the following websites \n\nFederation of International Trade Association http://fita.org/index.html\nCMTAC Trade Information Database http://latrade.cmtac.org/trade_info/index.cfm\nDon'ts of Importing \nhttp://www.gattiassociates.com/CM/Articles/Articles1277.asp\nFlowchart of the export process http://www.export.gov/exportbasics/index.asp\nGoing Global http://www.going-global.com/articles/\n\nYou may also want to check out the following books:\n\n- Import/Export: How to Get Started in International Trade \n- Exporting, Importing, and Beyond : How to 'Go Global' With Your Small Business \n- Selling to the World: Your Fast and Easy Guide to Exporting and Importing \n- Start and Run a Profitable Exporting Business \n- Start Your Own Import/Export Business\n\nI am importing a few products from the Philippines. Shipping cost is high, and a large box of items could set you back P15,000-25,000 pesos (around $300-$500). If you talk of crates, so much more expensive. I suggest your fiance, aside from looking for products, actually start looking for brokers that can help them.\n\nIn my experience, eBay is not the best marketplace for them, especially if you talk of handicraft items. I've never had much luck selling Philippine products on ebay. Buyers are not familiar with the products, there's little demand for it. Shell jewelry boxes from Cebu for example, with matching picture frames are great looking - but I can never sell them on the first listing. Sometimes it takes me 5-10 relists to dispose of the item. I even tried selling papaya soap which is very popular in the Philippines, only to find limited buyers on ebay.\n\nThe only thing that sells fast for me from the Philippines are vintage Philippine postcards (circa early 1900s), freshwater and South Sea pearl jewelries, and antique items (Ifugao, Maranaw, and other ethnic tribes).\n\nThailand is a better place to get products. I have no problem selling pewter liquor holders from Thailand or their jewelries. I also import a lot of benjarong jars, and I can sell them real fast. Even batik paintings sell faster.
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I have a great friend who lives in Kenya. I would love to be able to visit there. I had the opportunity to go but didn't have the money to make the trip. Our church is actually helping to get wells put in there. So far there are 2 we want at least 2 more.
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just log on to google search and type GLOBAL TEXTILE IMPORTERS, you will find many in the list. or you can just type GLOBAL TEXTILE MARKET, DEALERS AND BUYERS. Surely you are going to find the answer. Best of luck
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tradekey is no good and niether is alibaba. I've been scammed so many times on those sites, it's best to start off with local wholesalers if you're starting small. On tradekey the minimum orders are too high anyway and you'd have to end up buying 500pcs of the same style and size for clothes. Maybe one of these links will help you for finding wholesale childrens clothes suppliers. Take care & good luck with your business. \n\nUSA Wholesalers/Dropshippers: http://usatrade.url40.net\nCanada Wholesalers/Dropshippers: http://cndatrade.url40.net\nUK Wholesalers/Dropshippers: http://uktrade.url40.net\nFor all other countries: http://worldwide.url40.net
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Your email link is not working. My company is looking for people in Hong Kong to help with marketing there. Are you in UK or HK? Write back to Bruce at boatclub@go.com . I will send more info.
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well - if you want to do this, you should know what you need... going into something that you know nothing about is a "VERY" risky venture .  try asking local taylors what they use, then scale it up a bit.  start small - but remember selling to europe & the states you'll have problems with quality demanded & competition from  the far east..  think hard before you do this.
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E-mail us ... we have a vast collection. Just remember that "rare" implies exactly that. You'll need to be more specific in your inquiries.
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Hi Krusty,\nSorry I can't help too much, I don't know anything about this co. other than visiting your weblink above, but they seem to have TOO MANY brand-name products to me, so I am guessing that they are knockoffs, but!\n\nYou can visit the Chinese Ministry of Commerce here:\n\nhttp://english.mofcom.gov.cn/  \n\nor the Aus branch:\n\nhttp://au2.mofcom.gov.cn/\n\nand they will be able to help you further. Believe me, if they ARE knockoffs the Chinese Govt will take action pretty quickly!\n\nSome years ago, before the end of British Hong Kong, my business was one of only a handfull of Aus businesses listed as suitable for Intl trade with Chinese businesses directly, and they took Intl trade VERY seriously even back then -- I am talking about Intelligence reports, the full deal! Now that they are trading openly with the west, they don't want any backyard traders ruining their reputation, so you will get an honest answer from them.\n\nGood luck with the deal,\nTopcat47
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Hello,  I dont know if this is something that would interest you, but selling "black soap" can be VERY lucrative for you.  Is this available to you in South Africa at a reasonable price?  If so you can creat a website and start selling it, also on ebay.  I just bought 2 - 5 oz bars of Natural Black soap and 2 - 4 oz jars of Unrefined shea butter from the website below (30 american dollars) and since it works wonders I will continue to buy.\n\n\nAs an american I cant get this on my own but it works beautifully.\n\nHope this helped and best of luck
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I am a recruiter for a major jewelry chain and I have attended several of their sales seminars. What is taught within my company is very simple - Basically to sell means to get the person's story and feed it back to them. For example, Bob comes in to your store and you ask him "Who are you spoiling today?" He says, "My wife". Then go on to ask him questions but not to be too inquisitive - use a conversational mode. When he tells you all of the answers you feel you need to aptly suggest an item, go for this "Ok Bob, you told me that your wife loves rubies but hates the color of gold. She has alot of silver and white gold pieces and has been complaining of not having a bracelet to match her ruby necklace. May I suggest this white gold bracelet with rubies?" Then move on to something like this - "To complete the look, we have these lovely white gold and ruby earrings..etc." Obviously, any sale will be much more complicated and detailed than the example I have provided but it can be used as a guidelin. Basically, what you are looking to do is GET THEIR STORY and TELL IT BACK TO THEM. They will tell you exactly what they want, what they don't want, and any possibilties for add-ons.
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I'm getting married in Cyprus in September so see you there!!!\n\nI'm giving gifts when I get back to Britain as there will be too much stuff for people to take as it is without adding presents to the chore, but if you want to give something there then some custom made jewelry or some lace goods are very traditional
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A good start is the CIA World Factbook (see link below). If you can get to a library look up Costa Rica in Croner's Export Guide and then contact the Dept of Trade for information on the market.\nif you reside outside Britain, your country's Trade Ministry should be able to help. Many countries have commercial officers at embassies in the country and, for a fee, will assess market opportunities for you.\n\nThe sites below may be useful.
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I suggest you contact the embassies or the international fairs.
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I can usually find my favourite discontinued beauty products on eBay for the first few months after they've been pulled from the shelves.  I found someone selling what I think you're looking for there but they only have two and they're in England.
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Call your country's trade representative in Togo and ask them.