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How to take your business international (tips and mistakes to avoid)
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What is discussed
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Vino.com's commercial leader discusses international expansion with Montemagno: start with regulations, resources and objectives, test demand and invest progressively. The conversation covers logistics, returns, translated customer support and campaigns tailored to specific markets. Data-driven tests can change messaging and the offer itself, but require measurable goals, willingness to adapt and suitable partners when local expertise is missing. At the start, Montemagno discloses a close business connection with Vino.com, which shares premises with 4books in Florence. A fee for this interview is not explicitly disclosed.
Key points
- Market, budget, margins and timing should be assessed together before increasing investment.
- Selling abroad includes delivery, returns, support and cultural differences within countries.
- Tests should lead to concrete decisions, including changing the market or offer.
- A local partner can reduce risk and complexity at the cost of lower margins.
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