Domestic to foreign trade customers, online marketing strategy

Gao Hao: Brother Tao, I have a client who's struggling with domestic trade and wants to shift to foreign trade. They keep asking if we have successful experience in the same industry. Please help me brainstorm some ideas!

Yang Tao: Perfect timing! Last month, I just helped a food drying equipment manufacturer transition from domestic to foreign trade. They secured 40+ inquiries in just one month. This experience can serve as a reference for your client!

Yang Tao: That factory was in the exact same situation as your client—stuck on 'how to find overseas buyers.' We first built them a multilingual website, translated their equipment specifications and process advantages into English and Spanish, then combined it with PPC ads and SEO optimization. This ensured their website would pop up when overseas procurement agents searched relevant keywords!

Gao Hao: So with just a website, clients can proactively come knocking?

Yang Tao: Of course not! We also posted equipment production footage and food drying case videos on Facebook and LinkedIn to visually attract overseas food processing companies and traders. See these videos' likes, comments—the traffic just flows in, right?

Yang Tao: Add precise PPC ad targeting to lock in keywords like 'food drying equipment procurement,' covering European, American, and Southeast Asian markets 24/7. Every cent goes toward reaching clients with genuine purchasing needs!

Gao Hao: So it's the triple combo of multilingual websites, social media operations, and PPC ads! This approach is so timely—the client will definitely be satisfied!

Yang Tao: For future clients looking to transition, follow this framework and adjust strategies based on their industry specifics. Can't go wrong!

Gao Hao: Got it! Thanks, Brother Tao. I'll go draft a proposal for the client right away!