One of the most obvious benefits of ecommerce is that location doesn't really matter.

A customer in Australia can buy products from a store in the United Kingdom and have no idea their order is coming from thousands of miles away.

But one of the last remaining barriers to a truly global marketplace is multiple currencies. But when shoppers see prices that aren't in their own currency, it can scare them away. 

So you're thinking about selling internationally, but you're not quite sure if you should.

It's a big undertaking; you'll have to learn about customs, shipping overseas, new laws and regulations, and more. I understand the apprehension.

However, the benefits are (usually) worth the learning curve. International selling is a fantastic way to scale your business and increase sales with customers you could never reach otherwise.

Is international selling right for you? Let's find out.