When to use a name search
Fair business cards, a verbal shop name, or a last check before samples. To discover new shops, use product search.
Use the signage name
Prefer the English name on the fascia, not a phonetic translation. Same-brand stores in different cities appear as separate rows — match the address before you call.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from product search?
Product search needs a country, city and channel to discover new accounts. Company search takes a name and looks up public entities worldwide.
Related guides
- How to find overseas buyers：Public phone numbers and websites of local retail shops.
- How to contact overseas buyers：Phone first, website form second, samples after a reply.
- Find overseas importers：B2B importers for larger orders and longer terms.
- Acquire customers across borders：How to cooperate with exhibitions, maps, social media and the sea bridge.
- How to find customers for cross-border e-commerce：Customer acquisition paths for independent websites and cross-border sellers.
- Find overseas buyers by city：Deciding on a city first and then searching is more effective than nationwide overseas investment.
- How to develop customers in foreign trade：No email package is needed, and the public phone number and official website are used for the first round of development.
- Find overseas wholesalers：Regional distributors with public phones and websites.