Azoya

Azoya Founded in 2013, Azoya International is a leading solutions provider in cross-border E-commerce to C

Azoya is a company that can help you enter the promising Chinese retail market at little cost and zero risk. We offer a full range of managed services and solutions to bring worldwide retailers and e-retailers to China. Founded in 2013, Azoya International has proved itself as a leading solutions provider in Chinese cross-border E-commerce. Our managed services and solutions include language suppo

rt, local operations & marketing, E2E shipping, payment settlements as well as customer services, etc. With global perspectives and in-depth understanding of the Chinese market, Azoya focuses on bringing the best overseas retailers to Chinese customers with direct brand exposure. Over 25 partners in 10 countries have established business partnerships with Azoya up to August 2015. With expertise, E-commerce innovations and market insight, Azoya is determined to build a sustainable future in China for our overseas partners. For more information, please visit: http://www.azoyagroup.com/

After more than two months of in-home office, our team in Shenzeh came back to actually a new office. And to make the fr...
25/05/2020

After more than two months of in-home office, our team in Shenzeh came back to actually a new office. And to make the fresh start even sweeter, our CEO arranged a surprise raffle for 520 which has been a special day in China this year.

520 is a short form of May 20th, and as 520 sounds phonetically very close to “I Love You”, or “Wo Ai Ni” in Chinese, the day was turned into a second Valentines Day. This year, we did not just focus on making our clients happy but also our amazing team!

Our colleague Ker Zheng shares insight on How SARS Led to the   of    .   Find what retailers can learn from these lesso...
24/04/2020

Our colleague Ker Zheng shares insight on How SARS Led to the of . Find what retailers can learn from these lessons.

"In times of crisis, there are always opportunities. We take a look at the challenges Alibaba and JD.com faced in 2003 and how they overcame them, back in the early years of China’s nascent internet industry." - Ker Zheng of Azoya
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The Covid-19 pandemic has forced   and   around the world to shut their   and take an introspective look at their   stra...
09/04/2020

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced and around the world to shut their and take an introspective look at their strategies.

In China, remains supreme, and its appeal to global brands looking to launch an presence in the country hasn’t waned. Brands such as , , and all launched stores on Tmall in March.

We take a look at some of these brands and the significance of their Tmall launches. https://www.azoyagroup.com/blog/view/brands-continue-to-launch-on-tmall-despite-coronavirus-crisis/

It has now been two months since the coronavirus first surfaced in China and things are finally getting back to normal.O...
25/03/2020

It has now been two months since the coronavirus first surfaced in China and things are finally getting back to normal.

On the e-commerce side, both Tmall and JD.com saw a recovery in sales for Women's Day, the largest e-commerce holiday in the first quarter of every year.
Read more at https://www.azoyagroup.com/blog/view/china-retail-bounces-back/

While the COVID-19 crisis has slashed profits for most brands, the luxury industry remains hopeful that Chinese consumer...
18/03/2020

While the COVID-19 crisis has slashed profits for most brands, the luxury industry remains hopeful that Chinese consumers will return to previous levels of consumption after the outbreak ends.

During the quarantine, different netizens have been discussing how they rediscovered life’s simpler pleasures and connected with their loved ones by escaping excessive consumption.

Many brands have been hurt by the lack of spending in China during COVID-19 but are hopeful it will return once it ends. The reality is more complex.

The coronavirus has now put almost every country in the world on alert, as concerns rise that the virus that started in ...
11/03/2020

The coronavirus has now put almost every country in the world on alert, as concerns rise that the virus that started in China could significantly impact the wellbeing and lives of people the world over.

With digital socialising on the increase as more people stay at home, getting on online sale channels and launching live-streaming for driving GMV is the main goals of brands to become more digitally available.


The coronavirus has now put almost every country in the world on alert, as concerns rise that the virus that started in China could significantly impact the wellbeing and lives of people the world over.

  in  : 3 Trends to Watch in 2020.  https://www.chargedretail.co.uk/2020/01/13/ecommerce-in-china-3-trends-to-watch-in-2...
15/01/2020

in : 3 Trends to Watch in 2020. https://www.chargedretail.co.uk/2020/01/13/ecommerce-in-china-3-trends-to-watch-in-2020/?nsukey=1tG%2F%2BmOLwZOPoNAkFKyvyx8CAYdIFdZhEkn5rL2szcZvCbJNAQX6AXUA41rH67yKzWFERHnqrn3MU1rwe4rDchI3VjXEXp6QaVJzFv08cU8uq%2BdRZnI0gDLGhRSavCly0IuYPHQ0ye4iu2j%2FKx8Uok2rwAvRg63LKHnrfSVL4Baa%2FwYc0Oar1oCFsCtlKiJtE4dSkHkzTs54aTA0RdBN5Q%3D%3D

Our very own colleague Gatti, Managing Director Europe gives an overview for you to take notes. on & market in China & e-commerce strategy.

The expansion of online shopping into China's rural areas with the help of eCommerce as well as the connection of online and offline shopping characterizes Chinese eCommerce market.

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