The most common approach is "small-quantity express trial orders" combined with public product pages. The principle is: first establish a product entry point that can be browsed without login, allowing overseas visitors without formal buyer-seller relationships to see product information, specifications, and basic terms. Those interested will naturally inquire, without needing sales staff to push one by one. After receiving inquiries, you can accept small trial orders and ship via express, keeping costs controllable and allowing direct observation of the other party's payment habits, communication methods, and subsequent repurchase willingness. The advantage of this method is not needing to initially seek large agents or distributors to enter the market, reducing information gaps caused by intermediaries, and not requiring large inventory or business resource investment while market response remains uncertain. After trial orders, you can decide whether to deepen cooperation and adjust quotation terms. This carries far less risk than signing large contracts from the outset.