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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 300 pages, height x width: 228x177 mm, Illustrations
  • Sērija : Startup
  • Izdošanas datums: 25-Mar-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Entrepreneur Press
  • ISBN-10: 1599186721
  • ISBN-13: 9781599186726
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 300 pages, height x width: 228x177 mm, Illustrations
  • Sērija : Startup
  • Izdošanas datums: 25-Mar-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Entrepreneur Press
  • ISBN-10: 1599186721
  • ISBN-13: 9781599186726
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"The staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc. and Jason Rich provide a step-by-step guide to starting your own import/export business. As a successful import/export agent, you can net a healthy six-figure income by matching buyers and sellers from around the globe, right from your own home. This book is loaded with valuable insights and practical advice for tapping into highly lucrative global markets. You'll learn every aspect of the startup process, including: Choosing the most profitable goods to buy and sell Setting up and maintaining a trade route Using the internet to simplify your transactions How the government can help you find products and customers Essential trade law information to keep your business in compliance How to choose a customs broker The latest government policies Proven methods for finding contacts in the United States and abroad Plus, you'll gain the tricks of the trade from successful importers/exporters and hundreds of valuable resources help you become a player in the lucrative worldof international exchange"--

Importing and exporting are trillion-dollar industries—but that doesn’t mean they’re just for big business. In fact, small businesses make up about 96 percent of this field. Get your share of an ever-expanding economy with the essential advice in this top-selling guide.

As a successful import/export agent, you can net a healthy six-figure income by matching buyers and sellers from around the globe, right from your own home. This book is loaded with valuable insights and practical advice for tapping into highly lucrative global markets. You’ll learn every aspect of the startup process, including:
  • Choosing the most profitable goods to buy and sell
  • Setting up and maintaining a trade route
  • Using the internet to simplify your transactions
  • How the government can help you find products and customers
  • Essential trade law information to keep your business in compliance
  • How to choose a customs broker
  • The latest government policies
  • Proven methods for finding contacts in the United States and abroad
    Plus, you'll gain the tricks of the trade from successful importers/exporters and hundreds of valuable resources help you become a player in the lucrative world of international exchange.
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    Preface xiii
    Chapter 1 Trading Around the Globe
    1(14)
    The International Adventurer
    2(1)
    The U.S. Loves Importing
    3(2)
    Import/Export--The Prequel
    5(1)
    Emerging Markets Take Flight
    5(1)
    Earning Potential for International Traders
    6(1)
    The Startup Costs Associated with International Trade
    7(1)
    The Right Stuff
    7(1)
    How a Few Experts Got Their Start
    8(4)
    Future Forecast
    12(1)
    Do Your Homework!
    12(3)
    Chapter 2 Import/Export 101
    15(12)
    The Key Players
    16(1)
    The Supporting Players
    17(1)
    More Major Players
    18(5)
    CBP and ICE
    18(1)
    BIS
    19(1)
    Product Category Regulatory Agencies
    19(1)
    Additional Government Agencies Are Involved with Importing Specific Products
    20(1)
    Discover How a Customs Broker or Freight Forwarder Can Assist You
    21(1)
    Understand the Flow of Products Being Imported or Exported
    22(1)
    The Rules
    23(4)
    Understand Potential Trade Barriers
    24(1)
    Know Your Quotas!
    24(1)
    Some Countries Play Favorites
    25(1)
    Many Countries Offer Viable Import/Export Opportunities
    26(1)
    Chapter 3 Keeping Tabs on Politics and the Global Economy
    27(12)
    The World Trade Organization Has Clout
    28(1)
    Free Trade Frenzy
    29(2)
    North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
    29(1)
    U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA)
    30(1)
    Other Free Trade Agreements
    31(1)
    African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA)
    31(1)
    Wart ime Challenges
    31(1)
    Sanctions
    32(1)
    Global Recession
    32(2)
    Global Responses to the Crisis
    33(1)
    U.S. Response
    33(1)
    The European Union
    34(1)
    The Trade Hit Parade
    34(1)
    Trade with Emerging Markets
    35(1)
    Familiar Territory
    36(3)
    Canada
    38(1)
    Mexico
    38(1)
    Chapter 4 Tricks of the Trade for Startups
    39(18)
    Should You Work from Home?
    40(7)
    Computing Computer Costs
    41(1)
    Fax Facts
    42(1)
    A Reliable, High-Speed Internet Connection Is a Must
    43(1)
    The Skinny on Software
    44(1)
    Purchase Leads Online
    44(1)
    Phone Service
    45(1)
    Mobile Phone Service
    45(1)
    Brand Your Business to Enhance Its Image
    46(1)
    Mailing Matters
    46(1)
    Traveling Trader
    47(1)
    Expenses Add Up, So Be Prepared
    47(1)
    Calculate Your Business Startup Costs
    47(1)
    The Trader's Trunk
    47(10)
    Name Your Business
    47(3)
    Newly Registered
    50(2)
    Structurally Sound
    52(2)
    Trading Places
    54(1)
    Attorney with ELAN
    54(1)
    Details, Details
    55(2)
    Chapter 5 Daily Operations
    57(32)
    Trading Particulars
    58(1)
    The Exporter at Work
    58(31)
    The Export Path
    58(1)
    The Pros Pro Forma
    59(4)
    Documentation
    63(1)
    Take a Letter
    64(2)
    Export Control 101
    66(1)
    Let's Talk Shipping
    67(5)
    Just Say No
    72(1)
    The Import/Export Referee
    72(1)
    Tale of an Importer
    73(3)
    Not Everyone Is Honest
    76(1)
    The L/C Revue
    77(5)
    The Negotiator
    82(1)
    What Happens When Mistakes Are Made?
    82(2)
    Cash Is King
    84(3)
    Signing Off
    87(2)
    Chapter 6 Rituals and Red Tape
    89(26)
    In Great Form
    90(1)
    Certain Documents Are Equivalent to Cash
    90(9)
    The Importer at Work
    99(6)
    The Importer Security Filing (ISF)
    102(1)
    Automated Manifest System
    103(1)
    Understand Who Is Responsible for Handling Specific Requirements
    104(1)
    You've Arrived
    105(8)
    Entry
    105(5)
    Examination and Valuation
    110(1)
    Classification
    111(1)
    Payment and Liquidation
    112(1)
    A Happy Ending
    113(2)
    Chapter 7 Market Research
    115(20)
    Manufacturer or Artisan?
    119(1)
    Where in the World?
    120(1)
    What's Your Niche?
    120(6)
    Give Old Products a New Purpose
    123(2)
    Organically Yours
    125(1)
    Fair and Square
    125(1)
    My Mission: Trade
    126(9)
    Take Advantage of Export Market Research That's At Your Disposal
    127(1)
    A Ton of Research Is Just a Few Clicks Away
    127(1)
    Where to Turn For Additional Guidance
    128(1)
    Stay Up-to-Date by Reading Trade Publications
    129(2)
    Get Personalized Service from the Commercial Service
    131(1)
    Many Additional Resources Are at Your Disposal
    131(4)
    Chapter 8 Trade Dollars and Sense
    135(18)
    Pricing Your Products and Services
    136(1)
    Commissioned Officer
    136(1)
    Crunch the Numbers Before Agreeing to Terms
    137(1)
    The Great Sock Caper
    138(1)
    Competitive Pricing
    138(2)
    Seek Out the Best Deals and Terms
    140(1)
    Being the Distributor Could Pay Off
    140(2)
    Do Research Before Setting Your Prices
    141(1)
    Projecting Profits Can Be Tricky
    142(1)
    Baseline Expenses
    142(7)
    Phone It In
    143(1)
    Send Sales Materials via Mail or Email
    144(1)
    Basic Office Supplies, Like Paper, Cost Money Too
    145(1)
    Travel Tip
    146(1)
    Ole for Online Service
    146(1)
    Weaving the Web
    146(1)
    Repaying Your Lenders Is a Business Expense
    147(1)
    Putting It Together
    147(2)
    A Little Bit of Luck
    149(1)
    Romancing the Bank
    149(4)
    Consider Working with the Ex-Im Bank
    149(3)
    Invest in Your Own Business
    152(1)
    Don't Finance Your Biz Using Credit Cards!
    152(1)
    Chapter 9 Employees, Insurance, and Business-Related Topics
    153(12)
    Fun with Filing
    154(6)
    Enthusiasm Is a Key Ingredient for Success
    156(1)
    How to Find the Best Employees
    157(1)
    Hiring an Employee
    158(1)
    Put Prospective Employees to the Test
    159(1)
    Set Salaries Based on Qualification Requirements
    159(1)
    Maintain Open Communication with Your Employees
    160(1)
    Training Considerations
    160(1)
    Multiple Types of Insurance Are Required
    160(5)
    Insurance from the Ex-Im Bank
    161(1)
    Cargo Insurance
    161(1)
    The Blanket Policy
    162(1)
    Take Proactive Measures to Protect Your Goods
    162(3)
    Chapter 10 Tools of the Trade
    165(12)
    Savvy Shopping
    166(6)
    A Computer Is Your Most Important Tool
    166(2)
    A Reliable Printer Is a Must
    168(1)
    Define Your Software Needs
    168(2)
    You'll Need More than Voicemail
    170(1)
    Reliable Power Is a Must
    170(1)
    A Photocopier Is a Useful Business Tool
    170(1)
    Don't Forget Office Supplies
    171(1)
    Stay Comfortable in Your Office
    172(1)
    Trading Spaces
    172(5)
    The Home Office
    172(1)
    Working from Home Has Its Tax Advantages
    173(1)
    Growing Pains
    173(1)
    What's the Alternative?
    173(2)
    Focus on Efficiency When Setting Up Your Office
    175(2)
    Chapter 11 Advertising, Marketing, and Distribution
    177(32)
    Hunting for Exports
    178(2)
    Taking the Lead
    179(1)
    Reaching Out
    179(1)
    Desperately Seeking Imports
    180(9)
    The Travel Log
    180(5)
    Just Call Me
    185(1)
    Exploit Trade Show Opportunities
    185(1)
    Selling Yourself
    186(3)
    The Marketing Plan
    189(4)
    We Now Present
    192(1)
    Take a Meeting
    192(1)
    Representative or Distributor?
    192(1)
    Shake on It
    193(1)
    Join Facebook Groups Related to International Trade
    193(3)
    Your Company's Website Should Look Professional
    194(1)
    Advertising and Marketing
    195(1)
    Getting the Product Out
    196(8)
    Pursuing the Perfect Rep
    198(1)
    Choose the Best People to Work With
    199(1)
    Sign on the Dotted Line
    200(4)
    Advertising and Marketing Considerations
    204(2)
    Maintain Some Marketing and Advertising Control
    204(1)
    Look for the Label
    205(1)
    Public Relations Patter
    206(1)
    Market by Educating Your Customers
    206(1)
    Service That Customer
    207(2)
    Chapter 12 Effectively Controlling Your Finances
    209(16)
    Number Crunch Your Way to Financial Success
    210(3)
    The Cost of Credit
    213(2)
    There Will Be Tough Financial Times
    215(1)
    Consider Your Bank as a Resource
    216(1)
    Take Advantage of OPIC
    217(1)
    International Currency
    217(3)
    Ways to Exchange Currencies
    219(1)
    Taxes and Other Considerations
    220(2)
    Foreign Taxes
    221(1)
    Let Me Entertain You
    221(1)
    Brilliant Deduction
    221(1)
    Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
    221(1)
    Beware of Global Dangers
    222(1)
    Passport Considerations
    223(2)
    Chapter 13 Fair Winds or Foul Seas
    225(4)
    Develop a Passion for Your Work
    226(3)
    Chapter 14 More Advice from International Trading Experts
    229(16)
    Ethan Frisch, Cofounder, Burlap & Barrel Single Origin Spices
    230(5)
    Umberto Luchini, President, Wolf Spirit Distillery
    235(4)
    Schuyler "Rocky" Reidel, Managing Attorney, Reidel Law Firm
    239(6)
    Appendix: International Trade Resources
    245(8)
    Associations
    246(1)
    Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders
    246(1)
    Credit Reports
    247(1)
    Helpful Government Agencies--Import/Export
    247(1)
    Helpful Related Government Agencies
    248(2)
    International Trade Directories
    250(1)
    Magazines and Publications
    250(1)
    Market Research
    250(1)
    Marketing Associations
    250(1)
    Miscellaneous International Business Websites
    251(1)
    Seminars and Workshops
    251(1)
    Successful International Trade Businesses
    251(1)
    Trade Leads and Education
    252(1)
    Glossary 253(12)
    Index 265
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    Jason R. Rich is the bestselling author of more than 40 books covering a wide range of topics, including computers, ecommerce, personal finance, career-related topics, and travel and entertainment. He also contributes regularly to major daily newspapers, including the New York Daily News, as well as national magazines and popular websites Jason R. Rich is the best-selling author of more than 40 books covering a wide range of topics, including computers and ecommerce. He also contributes regularly to major daily newspapers, including the New York Daily News, as well as national magazines and popular websites.