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Localization Planner

Plan product listing translations, cultural adaptations, and local payment method integrations for new market entry. Use when an ecommerce seller is opening... Skill: Localization Planner Owner: leooooooow Summary: Plan product listing translations, cultural adaptations, and local payment method integrations for new market entry. Use when an ecommerce seller is opening... Tags: latest:1.1.0 Version history: v1.1.0 | 2026-05-28T15:11:25.160Z | user v1.1.0 — Major skill upgrade. Expanded SKILL.md with Quick Reference, 7-step workflow, 2 worked examples (US apparel to Germany;

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Oct 12, 2026

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1.1.0

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Vendor: Clawhubvendor · observed Oct 12, 2026
Protocol compatibility: OpenClawcompatibility · observed Oct 12, 2026
Adoption signal: 953 downloadsadoption · observed Oct 12, 2026
Latest release: 1.1.0release · observed May 28, 2026
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Release 1.1.0release
v1.1.0 — Major skill upgrade. Expanded SKILL.md with Quick Reference, 7-step workflow, 2 worked examples (US apparel to Germany; clean beauty to Brazil), and 10 common mistakes. Added references/market-entry-brief.md, references/market-stack-reference.md (20 markets), references/holiday-calendar.md, references/output-template.md, and assets/quality-checklist.md to support payments, compliance, calendar, and phased launch decisions.
Observed May 28, 2026 · source

Install and run

Setup complexity: low.

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SKILL.md

---
name: Localization Planner
description: Plan product listing translations, cultural adaptations, and local payment method integrations for new market entry. Use when an ecommerce seller is opening a Shopify, Amazon, or marketplace presence in a new country and needs a market-specific roadmap covering language, imagery, payments, logistics, labeling, and seasonality.
---

# Localization Planner

Expanding an ecommerce business into a new geographic market requires far more than translating product titles and descriptions. Successful market entry demands cultural adaptation of imagery, tone, and messaging, integration of locally preferred payment methods, compliance with regional labeling standards, and alignment with local shopping behaviors and seasonal calendars. This skill produces a comprehensive localization roadmap that covers every dimension of market adaptation, helping sellers avoid costly missteps and accelerate time-to-revenue.

## Quick Reference

| Decision | Strong | Acceptable | Weak |
|---|---|---|---|
| Translation method | Native-speaker copywriter with category experience; on-page review before publishing | Machine translation + native-speaker editor | Raw machine translation published as-is |
| Imagery | Reshot or selected per market (skin tones, settings, seasonal cues) | Existing imagery with local-friendly subset selected | Global imagery used everywhere |
| Pricing | Local-currency display, rounded to local convention (.99 vs ,90 vs whole) | Currency conversion at checkout only | USD-only at checkout |
| Payments | All top-3 local methods (e.g. iDEAL+Klarna+Cards in NL) live before launch | Card-only + one local method | Card-only |
| Sizing & specs | Localized units (cm/in, kg/lb, EU/UK/US sizes) with conversion charts | Conversion notes in description | Original units only |
| Labeling & compliance | Country-specific labels, warnings, and certifications validated before listing | Generic labels with notes appended | No localization of compliance items |
| Calendar | Local promotional calendar (Singles Day, BFCM, regional holidays) baked into Y1 plan | Global calendar + 1-2 regional events | Same plan as home market |
| Launch sequencing | Phase 1 (top 10 SKUs) → Phase 2 (depth) → Phase 3 (expansion), with kill criteria at each phase | Full catalog at once | Listing as-is and seeing what sells |

## Problems this skill solves

1. A DTC brand wants to enter Japan and needs to know which local payment methods (Konbini, JCB, Rakuten Pay) to support and in what order.
2. A seller plans a German launch and needs to understand which sizes, voltages, certifications (CE marking), and packaging-waste reporting requirements apply.
3. A US brand entering France must adapt imagery (cooking scenes, body types, dress) and tone (vouvoiement vs tutoiement) without translating literally.
4. An Amazon seller is opening AU and MX marketplaces simultaneously and needs a launch sequence that doesn't drown the team.
5. A brand entering the

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references/holiday-calendar.md

# Local Promotional Calendar Starter

Top 10 markets. Dates fluctuate; pull a current calendar before publishing a plan.

## United States
- Memorial Day (late May): outdoor / grilling peak
- Independence Day (July 4): apparel + outdoor
- Back to School (Aug-Sep)
- Black Friday + Cyber 5 (late Nov)
- Christmas (Dec 25), gift-buying window Nov-Dec 22

## United Kingdom
- Mother's Day (4th Sunday of Lent, March-ish)
- Boxing Day + Jan sales (Dec 26 onward)
- Black Friday (imported, growing)
- Bank Holidays (May / Aug): weekend peaks

## Germany
- Easter (Frühlingsfest categories)
- Spargelzeit (asparagus season, late April-June): outdoor/food
- Oktoberfest (Sep-Oct): regional
- Black Friday (growing; under US scale)
- Weihnachten (Dec 24-26): primary gifting

## France
- Soldes (state-mandated sales windows, winter and summer)
- Fête des Mères (late May / early June)
- Christmas + Réveillon

## Japan
- Golden Week (late April / early May)
- Obon (mid August)
- Rakuten Super Sale (multiple per year)
- Year-end / oseibo gifting (December)

## China
- Singles' Day / 11.11 (Nov 11): largest single sales day globally
- 6.18 (June 18): JD-led mid-year sales
- Chinese New Year (Jan-Feb): commerce slowdown
- Qixi (Aug): romantic gifting
- Double 12 (Dec 12)

## Brazil
- Carnaval (Feb): commerce soft for some categories
- Mother's Day (2nd Sunday of May): bigger than Valentine's
- Black Friday (huge in BR)
- Christmas

## India
- Diwali (Oct-Nov): single largest commerce peak
- Big Billion Days (Flipkart) / Great Indian Sale (Amazon IN) around Diwali
- Holi (March)
- Raksha Bandhan (Aug)

## Saudi Arabia / UAE
- Ramadan + Eid al-Fitr (shifts each year): commerce reshapes around iftar timing
- Eid al-Adha
- White Friday (late Nov, regional equivalent)
- National Day campaigns

## Australia
- EOFY sales (June 30)
- Christmas (summer in AU, gift category mix differs from northern hemisphere)
- Boxing Day sales (Dec 26)
- Click Frenzy (multiple per year)

Holiday timing affects creative lead time, inventory pre-positioning, and ad-budget allocation. Plan creative and stock 6-8 weeks before each major peak.

references/market-entry-brief.md

# Market Entry Brief Template

Complete this before producing a localization plan. A weak brief produces a weak plan.

## Why this market
- What demand signal triggered the consideration? (organic traffic, marketplace requests, partner inbound)
- What is the addressable revenue in this category?
- Who are the top 3 incumbent brands?
- Where do they win and where do they leave gaps?

## Who the buyer is
- Age band
- Income band
- Urban / suburban / rural mix
- Devices and dominant browser
- Trusted channels (search, marketplace, social, friend)
- Trust signals they look for (reviews, certifications, founder story, lab data)

## What we will be in this market
- Premium / mass / value
- DTC only / marketplace only / hybrid
- Categories at launch
- Categories explicitly excluded at launch

## Competitive frame
- Direct competitors (local + global)
- Indirect substitutes
- Common buyer objection in this market that's different from home

## Constraints
- Capital budget for the launch
- Headcount available
- Compliance items that may be long-pole
- Inventory pre-positioning required

## Decision criteria for go / no-go
- Phase 1 success: [metric + threshold]
- Phase 1 fail / kill: [metric + threshold]
- Review cadence: [weekly / monthly]
- Decision-maker: [name + role]

A complete brief makes the rest of the workflow much faster. An incomplete brief means the plan ends up generic.

references/market-stack-reference.md

# Market Stack Reference

Starter table for 20 markets. Numbers and methods shift; verify locally before publishing a plan.

| Market | Dominant marketplaces | Top 3 payments | Logistics norm | Returns expectation | Search behavior |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| US | Amazon, eBay, Walmart | Cards, PayPal, Buy-now-pay-later | UPS/USPS/FedEx; 2-5 day | 30 days, paid by seller (DTC) | Google + Amazon |
| UK | Amazon, eBay | Cards, PayPal, Klarna | Royal Mail / DPD | 14-30 days, paid by seller | Google + Amazon |
| Germany | Amazon, Otto, Zalando | Klarna, SEPA, PayPal, Cards | DHL | 14 days legal min, often free | Google + Idealo |
| France | Amazon, Cdiscount, Fnac | Cards, PayPal, BNPL | La Poste, Colissimo | 14 days legal min | Google + Amazon |
| Netherlands | Bol.com, Amazon | iDEAL, Klarna, Cards | PostNL | 14 days legal min | Google + Bol |
| Italy | Amazon, eBay | Cards, PayPal, Postepay | Poste Italiane | 14 days legal min | Google |
| Spain | Amazon, El Corte Inglés | Cards, Bizum, PayPal | Correos, MRW | 14 days legal min | Google + Amazon |
| Japan | Amazon JP, Rakuten, Yahoo Shopping | Cards, Konbini, Rakuten Pay, PayPay | Yamato, Sagawa | Strict; high standards | Yahoo + Google + Rakuten |
| Korea | Naver Smart Store, Coupang, Gmarket | KakaoPay, Naver Pay, Cards | CJ Logistics | Short, fast turnaround | Naver dominates |
| China | Tmall, Taobao, Douyin, Pinduoduo | Alipay, WeChat Pay | SF Express, JD Logistics | Short | Tmall/Douyin search |
| Australia | Amazon AU, eBay AU | Cards, PayPal, Afterpay | Australia Post | 30 days common | Google + Amazon |
| Brazil | Mercado Livre, Amazon BR | PIX, Boleto, Cards w/ parcelado | Correios | Variable | Google + Mercado |
| Mexico | Amazon MX, Mercado Libre | Cards, OXXO, SPEI | Estafeta, FedEx | Variable | Google + Amazon |
| Canada | Amazon CA | Cards, PayPal | Canada Post | 30 days common | Google + Amazon |
| Singapore | Lazada, Shopee, Amazon SG | Cards, PayNow, GrabPay | SingPost, Ninja Van | 7-14 days | Google + Shopee |
| India | Amazon IN, Flipkart | UPI, Cards, Cash on delivery | Ekart, BlueDart | 7-10 days; COD high | Google + Flipkart |
| UAE | Noon, Amazon AE | Cards, Cash on delivery | Aramex | Variable | Google + Noon |
| Saudi Arabia | Noon, Amazon SA | Mada, Cards, COD | SMSA | Variable | Google + Noon |
| Sweden | Amazon, CDON | Klarna, Swish, Cards | PostNord | 14 days legal min | Google + Prisjakt |
| Poland | Allegro, Amazon | BLIK, Cards, Cash on delivery | InPost lockers | 14 days legal min | Google + Allegro |

Use this as a sanity check, not a substitute for in-market research. Payment share, courier reliability, and marketplace dominance can swing significantly inside a year.

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