Module 1: Introduction to Global Startups |
- 1.1. Understanding the Global Startup Ecosystem
- 1.2. Key Differences: China vs. Global Startup Culture
- 1.3. Success Stories: Chinese Startups Going Global
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Module 2: Investment Opportunities Outside China |
- 2.1. The Investment Landscape: SEA, Europe, North America, and More
- 2.2. Evaluating Investment Opportunities
- 2.3. Risks and Rewards of International Investments
- 2.4. Case Study: Chinese Investors in Silicon Valley
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Module 3: Accessing Global Resources for Local Businesses
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- 3.1. Global Supply Chain Management
- 3.2. International Marketing and Branding Strategies
- 3.3. Collaborative Tools and Platforms for Global Operations
- 3.4. Legal and Regulatory Considerations
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Module 4: E-commerce Mastery |
- 4.1. Introduction to Global E-commerce Platforms
- 4.2. Strategies for Selling on Amazon, eBay, and Other Platforms
- 4.3. Digital Marketing and SEO for E-commerce
- 4.4. Cross-border Payments and Logistics
- 4.5. Case Study: Alibaba's Global Reach
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Module 5: Connecting with Global Manufacturers and
Suppliers |
- 5.1. The Power of B2B Platforms: Alibaba, Global Sources, and More
- 5.2. Building Trust with International Partners
- 5.3. Quality Control and Assurance in International Trade
- 5.4. Navigating Tariffs, Trade Wars, and International Relations
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Module 6: E-commerce for Manufacturers |
- 6.1. Transitioning from B2B to B2C: A Guide for Manufacturers
- 6.2. Branding and Marketing for Manufacturing E-commerce
- 6.3. Customer Service and After-sales for International Customers
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Module 7: Networking and Building Global Relationships
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- 7.1. Attending International Trade Shows and Conferences
- 7.2. Digital Networking: LinkedIn, WeChat, and Beyond
- 7.3. Cultural Etiquette and Communication Skills
- 7.4. Building Long-term Partnerships and Joint Ventures
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Module 8: Future Trends |
- 8.1. The Future of Global E-commerce
- 8.2. Emerging Technologies: AI, Blockchain, and Their Impact
- 8.3. China's Role in the Global Digital Economy
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