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By: Shahzad Bashir Posted on Mon, 20-06-2016
The convenience and the sheer bliss of shopping online and having your goodies delivered to your doorstep is something else. German consumers are not afraid to shop from foreign countries and test their products.
While shopping online, the German consumers trust the certain country’s e-commerce website. These countries are:
Maybe because they like the quality or because they love the price, for whatever reason, the average German consumer buys the following from international e-commerce websites:
Lastly, many of the German consumers don’t shop online because of the language barriers. They may like the products on your website, if they cannot find the information they need on your website, chances are they will not buy from you, ever. You can control this issue and even eliminate it by using Retail Translation Services. This is perhaps the most cost effective way to globalize your website and get more sales.
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