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New Market Entry

Test a new market before you commit to local hiring.

We size the opportunity, select the strongest countries or segments, build the target account universe, and run localized campaigns so you can decide where to invest with evidence instead of assumptions.

Know where the demand is before you build the local operation

1

Market sizing

We map the market through national trade associations, registries, and trade fair catalogs: how many relevant companies exist, in which segments and countries.

2

Country selection

Typically 2 to 3 countries with distinct buying cultures, so the comparison actually tells you something.

3

Prospect list

Specific companies and decision makers, with verified contacts.

4

Localized campaigns

Sequences written natively for each market, not translated from English.

5

Evaluation

After 8 weeks you know which market responds, what resonates, and what scaling would take.

New Market Entry is outbound applied to a new market.

A new market is not a translation project. We map, prioritize, and test the accounts and buying culture before you hire locally, appoint a distributor, or commit to a full expansion plan.

TAM map per country

How many companies match your ICP on each market, sized before you spend a euro on campaigns.

Signal tracking per market

Which segments show buying motion right now, and in which country the timing is best.

Account tiering across markets

The 2 to 3 test countries compared on equal terms, so the winner is evidence, not opinion.

Localized copywriting

Sequences written natively for each market by people who sell in that language.

When a market proves itself, the engagement can continue as Outbound on the winning markets.

How we map a market: a worked example

For the European marine industry, we mapped the entire market from scratch using national trade associations: ~6 800 relevant companies across 9 countries (dealers, refit & service yards, commissioning partners), with the top 4 markets, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and France, holding about half of the total. From that map, a 75-company rollout across 3 countries with distinct buying cultures. That's what step one looks like before a single euro goes into campaigns or hires.

And for Festka, we went on to open the markets themselves: campaigns in 9 languages brought in dealers from 15+ countries, including Japan and the UAE. Read the case study. A successful entry rolls into Outbound on the winning markets.

Worked example

Mapping the European marine industry

6 800
relevant companies
9
countries mapped
≈ 50%
held by the top 4 markets
75
companies in the 3-country pilot

Top markets: Germany, Italy, Netherlands, France

Sources: national trade associations, registries, trade fair catalogs

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about New Market Entry.

Which market do you want to test first?