Foreign contact search and evaluation

Foreign contact search and evaluation
The following is a list of pro grams and publications that can be used by exporters to further explain their customer possibilities.
• Trade Opportunities Program (TOP): TOP provides sales leads based on contacts from overseas firms. (See Exporters-sources.com - index page - 9.)
• Commercial News USA: This publication is a catalog published 10 times a year promoting the services and products of U.S. firms to more than 100,000 foreign buyers and government officials. In each issue there are sections devoted to three categories: 1) new products, 2) selected industry promotions, and 3) services, (see Exporters-sources.com - index page - 9.)
• Agent/distributor service-. This service is a customized search by the foreign post to identify up to six prospects who have reviewed the inquiring firm's literature and have expressed interest. (See Exporters-sources.com - index page - 9.)
• World Traders Data Reports (WTDR): The WTDR are customized reports prepared by the foreign post on a particular prospect. (See Exporters-sources.com - index page - 9.)

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