FOR CHINESE COMPANIES

Turn capability
into a relevant conversation.

International opportunity research and business-development support — not simply a supplier registration page.

J / THE BRIEF

The starting point is your company’s actual capabilities, commercial constraints and target customer. Overseas activity is more useful when the product proposition, evidence and outreach message fit a specific business need.

01

Opportunity research

Identify potential customer types and relevant business needs; keep evidence separate from assumptions.

02

International presentation

Organise company and product information around the questions an international buyer needs answered.

03

Conversation support

Prepare tailored outreach materials, clarify replies and structure follow-up actions.

A separate service, not a promise of buyer orders

Chinese-company business-development work can be commissioned independently of international sourcing projects. Appearing in a research pool does not create a preferred-supplier status, a paid recommendation or a guaranteed sales opportunity.

A practical starting brief

  • Product range, specifications and evidence of production capability.
  • Target customer profile and preferred markets.
  • Commercial constraints, order size and available delivery capacity.
  • Existing international materials and a named contact for technical questions.

What progress looks like

A clearer target-customer definition, relevant prospect research, stronger international materials and organised business conversations. Sales outcomes depend on commercial fit and the buyer’s decision; we do not promise order volumes or conversion rates.

Roles and commercial interests

Research for a buyer and promotion for a manufacturer are different mandates. Any proposed arrangement involving both sides of the same opportunity must make the roles, fees and relevant interests explicit before work begins.

JAYMIO / THE NEXT STEP

Start with a clearer brief.

Tell us what you need to establish, what is already known and what decision comes next.

Prepare a project brief