The risk of choosing markets by intuition is that you spend money before discovering your direction was wrong. A more practical approach is to find clues in your existing order data: which product lines have repeat orders, which customers are showing growing inquiry volume, which regions have high inquiry frequency but low conversion rates—these are all signals. After organizing this data, you can run small-scale tests: create multi-language product pages for specific items and open them to potential buyers you haven't worked with yet, then observe which markets respond and scale up accordingly. This "test quickly and adjust based on results" rhythm is much safer than betting on a specific market from the start, and it fits better with small and medium enterprise resources.