In modern history the United States has held a unique competitive advantage vis-à-vis the rest of the world. Although we have the world's third largest population we continue to have the world's largest and most robust economy. This phenomenon began in the 20th century when the USA began to lead the globe in the invention and production of products of the Industrial Revolution. These products were marketed to an open and border-less marketplace which stretched from Maine to California and from Hawaii to Alaska. In the 21st century global citizens continue to love and demand our products because of their inherent ingenuity, integrity, practicality and fair pricing. Those around the globe can acquire a bit of the American dream by purchasing USA-made or branded products.
It is understandable to take interest in inquiries from Zanzibar or other far away places - "how exotic, maybe we can go there to see our client." Much of business development of global markets initially began this way . There is great need in today's world for proactive market selection and management. The first analyzed metric may well be "hearing from the marketplace" like traders from the earliest days of swapping corn for grain or tea for tools. Our interconnected world today provides us with a platform to observe which parts of the globe are attracted to our products. For those truly interested in actively optimizing their global impact the real question is one of planning and execution, i.e., pro-activity.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) are said to comprise 99% of all business in Europe while in the USA, the largest employment sector are SMEs and approximately 1/3 of the value of exports from the USA are attributed to SMEs. GO Center's target market are small and medium-sized businesses as we plan side by side to make your well-motivated and financially-driven market dreams come true.