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Yash Barnwal

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How can Indian startups strategically expand into global markets, leveraging their unique strengths, navigating international competition, and overcoming challenges related to regulatory frameworks, cultural differences, and market dynamics, to achieve sustainable growth and global recognition? Share Your thoughts 💭

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Anonymous 3

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Maybe you could join some international trade union or something in your industry that works with people overseas to get started. That sounds like a good option.

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Anonymous 2

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Bro consider taking a strategic investment from an overseas fund where you want to expand and they will help you with their GTM. It really is different for different countries, the getting started part.

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Anonymous 1

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How can we expand in global markets? By selling in global markets, either by calling them up from their countries phone no. or by emails or ads targetted to them but ultimately, to expand there, you will have to sell there

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