Arjantin İthalatçılarına Konşimento Verileriyle Ulaşın!

Tarih: 08 ocak 2025 ,Cumartesi / 01:11:08

Güney Amerika'nın en dinamik ekonomilerinden biri olan Arjantin, Türk ihracatçıları için altın fırsatlar sunuyor. Bu makalede, 6 haneli GTIP kodlarına göre sınıflandırılmış ithalatçı firmaların konşimento verilerine nasıl ulaşabileceğinizi bulacaksınız.

Neden Arjantin ile Ticaret Yapmalısınız?

Arjantin, 45 milyonu aşan nüfusu ve 500 milyar doları geçen GSYİH'siyle Latin Amerika'nın en büyük 3. ekonomisi. Son dönemde serbestleşen döviz politikaları, ithalatı %17 artırarak Türk firmalarına kapıları ardına kadar açtı.

Öne Çıkan Sektörler:

• 🚗 Otomotiv Yan Sanayi (GTİP 870323)

• 🧥 Tekstil Ürünleri (GTİP 610910)

• 🥩 Gıda İşleme Makineleri (GTİP 843810) 

Nasıl Konşimento Bilgilerine Ulaşırım?

• info@ithalatihracat.biz adresine GTİP kodunuzu ve firma bilgilerinizi yazın. 
• 24 saat içinde örnek veri seti ve fiyat teklifini alın.   

Anahtar Kelimeler: Arjantin ithalatçıları,   yurtdışı alıcıları, Arjantin ile ticaret, ithalat yapan firmalar listesi 

Okay, I need to help the user by creating an SEO-friendly, 3000-word article in a friendly tone about Argentine importers, following JSON and Schema.org guidelines. Let me break down the query first.

The user provided a list of tags related to Argentine importers, including various keywords like "ithalatçı," "ithalat yapan firmalar listesi," and others. They want the article structured with a sample scenario and include 6-digit HS codes. Also, contact info for accessing importers' details is given, which should be placed at the end.

First, I need to ensure SEO optimization. That means using the provided tags strategically in headings, subheadings, and throughout the text. The tone should be warm and engaging to keep readers interested. Including a sample scenario will make the content relatable.

Next, Schema.org guidelines. I should structure the article with appropriate schemas, maybe using Article, Organization, and ContactPoint. But since the user mentioned JSON, perhaps they want a JSON-LD script included? Wait, the user said "JSON d" – maybe a typo for JSON format? Or perhaps they want the article to be in JSON structure, but that doesn't make sense for an article. More likely, they want the article to be SEO-friendly and then a JSON schema included. Let me check the original query again.

The original query says: "tekrar seo uyumlu ve json d ,schema org kurallarına göre redakte ederek..." So maybe the user wants the article to be SEO-friendly and also include JSON Schema.org markup. So the main content is the article, but with structured data in JSON-LD format at the end.

Alright, so the article should be written normally, but include a JSON-LD script within it. That makes sense. The article should be around 3000 words, which is quite long. I'll need to structure it with several sections and subsections, using the keywords provided.

The sample scenario can be a case study of a company successfully importing/exporting to Argentina. Maybe a Turkish company looking to export to Argentina, using the importers list. That would tie in the keywords naturally.

For the HS codes, the user wants them listed with 6 digits. I should include examples like 020230 (meat), 870323 (vehicles), etc., and explain each sector briefly. Each HS code can be a subsection with a brief explanation of the industry in Argentina and some example companies (though the actual contact info is behind the paywall, so just generic names here).

The contact information should be placed at the end, encouraging readers to reach out via the provided email. Also, need to mention that the list is paid, so perhaps a call to action explaining the benefits of accessing this data.

Now, structuring the article:

1. Introduction to Argentina's economy and import landscape.

2. Importance of knowing importers for businesses.

3. Key sectors and HS codes with example companies.

4. Case study/scenario of a company using the importer list.

5. How to access the importer list (contact info and JSON-LD schema).

Wait, the user also mentioned "6 haneli gtip kodlarına göre Arjantin'de güncel ithalatçı firmaların iletişim bilgilerine ücretli erişmek için..." So the list is organized by 6-digit HS codes, and the contact info is paid. So in the article, perhaps list the top HS codes in Argentina's imports, explain each, and mention that detailed contacts are available via email.

Including the JSON-LD schema at the end, structured with Schema.org types like Article, Organization, ContactPoint, etc. That would help with SEO and rich snippets.

Also, internal links could be suggested, like linking to related articles on the company's blog about exporting to other countries, but since this is a single article, maybe just focus on the content here.

The tone needs to be friendly and helpful, avoiding overly technical language. Use headings and subheadings for readability, bullet points for lists, and emphasize the benefits of using the importer list.

Check for keyword density, make sure the main tags are included in headings and body text without stuffing. Use synonyms where possible to avoid repetition.

Potential sections:

- Why Argentina? (Economic overview, trade opportunities)

- Key Import Sectors in Argentina (with HS codes)

- Case Study: Success in the Argentine Market

- How to Access Argentine Importers List

- Conclusion and CTA

Each section can have subsections. For example, under Key Import Sectors, break down each HS code with a brief description and example companies (fictional names since real contacts are paid).

In the JSON-LD, structure the data for the article, including author, publisher, date published, etc., and contact information using Schema.org vocabulary.

Need to ensure the article flows naturally, transitions between sections smoothly, and keeps the reader engaged with practical advice and real-world examples.

Check word count as I go. 3000 words is about 6-7 pages, so detailed but not too verbose. Each section should be sufficiently developed but concise.

Finally, end with a strong CTA encouraging readers to email for the importer list, highlighting the benefits like time savings, accurate data, etc.