Selling overseas

When sending parcels overseas, getting customs declaration information right can be the difference between happy customers and your parcels being returned.

Finding reliable delivery partners for global shipping can be tricky. Get current insights and expert tips for selecting international shipping solutions in this comprehensive guide.

From cultural expectations to working with a reliable delivery partner, expanding your eCommerce business into Asia is a big step. Discover six important considerations before taking the leap.

Are you ready to expand into New Zealand? Get expert tips from businesses who are already selling across the ditch.

Thinking about selling online overseas? Get tips from these Australian businesses on successfully selling products internationally to reach a global customer base.

When you first launched your eCommerce business you may have dreamt of expanding internationally one day. If that time has come, here’s a checklist that will help with your global expansion strategies.

Popular online marketplaces can open a small business to the world. Here are some of the best platforms to take your business global.

Outsourcing provides opportunity for Australian businesses to take advantage of cheaper sources of input to get a competitive edge in the market.

The decision to take your ecommerce business international is a big one, opening up a number of considerations to prepare your business for the big wide world.

Provide visibility of international delivery charges in your checkout, with our free international export tools.

According to our recent report, more than a third of Australian small businesses who send parcels overseas are already shipping to China.

Does your product meet international requirements? These are three main things to consider before you export overseas.

Luxury brands are using the right partnerships and clever marketing tactics to maintain their premium status at online shopping events.

How to create a pricing strategy for your international business and successfully price your products for export. 

Before expanding globally, it's important to conduct market research for an overseas customer base. Here's some advice on how and what to research.

You’ve got a great product or service; a strong customer base in Australia; and a track record of sales success. So where will your next wave of business growth come from?

Going global? First, you need a business plan. Here are the top ten tips for planning to take your business international.