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Local buyer search: map searches that show real importers and distributors
Pick a product and a market to see the buyer type that replied most there, with map searches that find that type. Each search opens Google Maps (Baidu for mainland China) with real businesses, including their name, address, phone and website.
Each search joins the product, a buyer type and a big city. It is written in the local language where we have the words, and in English where we do not or where business runs in English. The buyer type that got the most replies in that market (all industries) comes first, based on 2,236,056 emails that 909 exporters (RINDA workspaces, anonymous aggregate) sent to 85 countries. Searches start with companies that already carry Korean or Asian products, then widen city by city. If replies stay low, switch to the searches for the next buyer type. Copying contacts from the websites you find costs nothing.
- Do I get real companies, not just buyer types? Yes. Each search opens a map with real businesses: name, address, phone and website. TradeGraph picks the buyer type that replied most in that market and writes the search in the local language; you see the companies on the map.
- Do I have to copy the contacts by hand? For the free route, yes, and a few dozen a week is manageable by hand. With an account, TradeGraph runs the same searches across more cities and buyer types, keeps only companies you have not seen, and finds a contact and a verified email at each. That uses prepaid credits at the live data provider’s price plus a 20% TradeGraph fee, and it runs only after you approve the price.
- Will it send the emails for me? No. TradeGraph never sends email. It builds the buyer list and the first email draft; you send from your own mailbox or a sending tool such as RINDA.
- Why are the searches in English for some countries? Either we do not have local-language words for that product yet, or business there runs largely in English (the Nordics, Singapore, India and others). Mainland China opens in Baidu instead, because Google Maps lists very few businesses there.
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