Jewelry.com Selects VoyageOne to Expand and Sell Products in China’s B2C Online Marketplaces

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Jewelry.com announced that is has chosen VoyageOne, a pioneer in B2C “cross-border” ecommerce solutions and services, to help launch its direct-to-consumer online expansion plans for China.
With over 14 years in the industry, Jewelry.com is one of the foremost online retailers in North America. VoyageOne provides localized branding, online marketing, merchandising campaigns, operational support, a local entity with inventory in China and local customer service support.
“We are very proud to have reached a strategic partnership agreement for the online presence of our products leveraging VoyageOne’s turnkey solutions and services,” said Ofer Azrielant, President of Jewelry.com. “One of the great untapped opportunities for us is China’s online marketplaces including worldwide leader, Alibaba’s Tmall Global. Now we are able to provide our jewelry assortment to online shoppers in China while empowering them to express their individuality and taste in an entirely new way.”
“We quickly learned that VoyageOne has the technology, domain expertise and proven track record of helping U.S.-based retailers to quickly and efficiently deploy an online presence in China, enabling brands to sell products directly to consumers while preserving brand values. We are also excited to be part of the largest Tmall Global Single’s Day aka 11/11 which is the one the largest online events in the world” said Jon Azrielant, Director of Marketing for Jewelry.com.
“Jewelry.com recognized the importance of leveraging an integrated turnkey B2C cross-border ecommerce platform, localized business practices and operational methodologies right from the beginning to pave the way for success in China.” said Dennis Zhang, Founder and CEO of VoyageOne.
VoyageOne’s Ecom360™ is a proprietary solution that provides U.S.-based retailers and brands with cost-effective and streamlined access to China’s Direct-to-Consumer “cross-border” ecommerce and online marketplaces, enabling them to ship directly from their U.S. warehouse to consumers in China.
“We’re extremely excited to partner with Jewelry.com to deliver memorable online shopping and customer service experiences for their new customers in China.” said Patrick Hoss, Sr. Vice President of VoyageOne. “Today, online shoppers in China can easily purchase their favorite jewelry from https://Jewelry.tmall.hk and receive their packages shipped directly from the U.S. to their doorsteps in a matter of few days!” added Hoss.
Questions & Answers
Q.What specific services will VoyageOne provide to Jewelry.com for its expansion into China?
What specific services will VoyageOne provide to Jewelry.com for its expansion into China?
VoyageOne will provide localised branding, online marketing, merchandising campaigns, operational support, a local entity with inventory in China, and local customer service support. Its Ecom360™ solution also offers streamlined access to China’s online marketplaces.
Q.Which online marketplaces in China will Jewelry.com be using to sell its products?
Which online marketplaces in China will Jewelry.com be using to sell its products?
Jewelry.com will be selling its products through China’s online marketplaces, including Alibaba’s Tmall Global. The Director of Marketing specifically mentions being part of the Tmall Global Single’s Day event.
Q.How will products ordered by Chinese customers be delivered to them?
How will products ordered by Chinese customers be delivered to them?
Products will be shipped directly from Jewelry.com's U.S. Warehouse to consumers in China. VoyageOne's solution enables direct shipping from the U.S. To customers' doorsteps.
Q.What is the primary reason Jewelry.com chose VoyageOne for its expansion?
What is the primary reason Jewelry.com chose VoyageOne for its expansion?
Jewelry.com chose VoyageOne due to its technology, domain expertise, and proven track record in helping U.S. Retailers establish an online presence in China. They also recognised the importance of localised business practices.
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