Marketing
Amazon, Walmart, Target, beauty retail, wholesale and TV shopping in the U.S.
9 channels
Sponsored
Wholesale marketplace selling to independent U.S. boutiques and shops.
Get K-beauty into independent stores without a sales team.
Sell on Amazon.com as a third-party seller.
Amazon is where many U.S. shoppers look up K-beauty products first.
Amazon program that helps new and innovative brands launch and grow.
Extra visibility for new brands entering Amazon.
Sell on Walmart.com as a marketplace seller.
One of the largest U.S. marketplaces, and often less crowded for beauty than Amazon.
Target's invite-only third-party marketplace on Target.com.
Target shoppers buy a lot of affordable skincare; Target Plus is a way in online.
Largest U.S. beauty retailer, online and in stores.
A listing at a major beauty retailer builds trust fast with U.S. shoppers.
Marketplace for handmade, vintage and craft items.
Only relevant for handmade or small-batch items (e.g. soaps, gift sets) — mass-produced cosmetics aren't a fit.
TV and online shopping network with a big beauty audience.
Live demos suit skincare and TV shoppers buy a lot of beauty.
TV and online shopping network (part of the same group as QVC).
Another TV shopping route for demo-friendly beauty products.