We run E-export and US company formation in Diyarbakir both remotely and on the ground. The economy of Diyarbakir is built on agriculture, food, textiles and a regional trade center, which changes what this work has to prioritise. Company and infrastructure 3–6 weeks, first sale 6–12 weeks.
Agriculture, food, textiles and a regional trade center. Population is roughly 1.8 million, and the province sits in the Southeastern Anatolia region.
Regional e-commerce infrastructure is developing and competition is low. That means e-export and us company formation work in Diyarbakir shows a return faster than it would in a saturated market.
Typical timeline: Company and infrastructure 3–6 weeks, first sale 6–12 weeks.
The same service does not do the same thing in every industry. Here is the picture in the leading sectors of Diyarbakir:
Margins are thin in food and volumes are large; packaging, geographical indication and shelf-life management are what set sellers apart. A product sold as a commodity is stuck at the per-kilo price, while the same product sold under a brand can go up to three times higher. Cold chain and expiry dates dictate the promotion calendar directly.
Contract manufacturing squeezes margins; a producer that moves to its own brand earns several times more from the same product. Size-color variant management and the return rate affect profit more than ad spend does. Season changes make stock-clearing campaigns unavoidable.
Story and craft narrative are the main source of the price premium. Foreign buyers pay noticeably more for handmade Turkish goods than the domestic market does. Small volume and high margins take shipping cost off the table.
Category-level competition is real but niches are still open, so the way forward is specialised pages rather than generic ones.
We start with Market selection: target market based on demand, competition and margin analysis. company follows.
We set up market selection, company formation, payments, logistics and international sales channels end to end.
Target market based on demand, competition and margin analysis
US LLC or Inc formation, tax number, bank account
International payment infrastructure and money transfer setup
Warehousing, third-party logistics and the customs process
Amazon, your own site and marketplace launches
Reporting runs on these headings.
| Gross profit by market | Monthly |
| Logistics cost per shipment | Monthly |
| Return rate | Monthly |
| Payment success rate | Monthly |
| Amazon US/EU | — |
| Your own website | — |
| Etsy | — |
| eBay | — |
| Walmart | — |
No fixed packages. If you sell only on marketplaces: 30,000 TL base per month plus 10,000 TL for every 500,000 TL of revenue above 500,000 TL. If you have your own brand and store: a $200–800 retainer plus a 4%%–11%% performance fee on monthly net sales.
Company and infrastructure 3–6 weeks, first sale 6–12 weeks. Timing depends on your industry, your current setup and the level of competition.
Our offices are in Denizli, Istanbul, Houston and Toronto. We work remotely with clients from every province in Turkey, Diyarbakir included, and plan on-site visits when needed.
The leading areas in Diyarbakir: food, textiles, agriculture, jewelry. Regional e-commerce infrastructure is developing and competition is low.
There are two models. If you sell only on marketplaces, a monthly fee starting at 30,000 TL that steps up with revenue. If you have your own brand and store, a $200–800 retainer plus a 4%%–11%% performance fee on monthly net sales. Pricing
In a free 30-minute call we review your store and channels, and hand you a concrete list of where money is leaking.
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