On Friday, November 8th, 'Hello, Shopify!' was held at the Google Startup Campus in Samseong Station. It was a conference co-hosted by World First and global eCommerce platform Shopify, and was attended by approximately 80 customers.

Presentation order

Shopify Introduction and Sharing Information on Overseas Expansion - Shopify Mark Wang (Head of East Asia, Shopify Japan)

• Global e-commerce platform Shopify - 300cbt, CEO Jaeik Lee
• GO GLOBAL WITH FACEBOOK - Facebook Korea, Manager Lee Yu-jin
• Cross-border logistics platform "Cello Square" - Samsung SDS Choi Bong-gi, Senior
• Customs clearance procedures and work precautions when exporting overseas - Shinhan Customs Corporation, Shin Jong-ho, customs broker
• Receive Shopify sales proceeds to World Account - WorldFirst CEO Choi Hyeong-ryeol

This conference has prepared various sessions by carefully selecting only the necessary content to help various domestic brands enter overseas markets, including an introduction to Shopify and an understanding of eCommerce trends, as well as sharing various latest information .

Shopify Introduction and Sharing Information on Overseas Expansion - Shopify Mark Wang (Head of East Asia, Shopify Japan)

First, there was a session by Mark Wang, Head of East Asia at Shopify Japan.

Shopify signed an official partnership with WorldFirst in Shenzhen, China this October!

At this conference, we introduced Shopify and presented information that sellers need and might be curious about.

Global e-commerce platform Shopify - 300cbt, CEO Jaeik Lee

The second session was prepared by 300cbt CEO Jaeik Lee.

CEO Lee Jae-ik gave a presentation on the topic of global e-commerce platform Shopify, giving an overall introduction to Shopify’s features, as well as a detailed introduction to how to market on Shopify and what apps are available.

300cbt provides overseas shopping mall construction and education services based on 10 years of overseas e-commerce experience! 300cbt aims to achieve a 30% share of the Asian e-commerce market by launching overseas shopping malls for 300 companies over 3 years. In addition, it provides practical information such as education, marketing linkage, and operational know-how to help Korean companies advance online overseas.

GO GLOBAL WITH FACEBOOK - Facebook Korea, Manager Lee Yu-jin

The next session was led by Facebook Regional Product Marketing Manager, Lee Yu-jin.

Facebook is currently the most used social media channel in the world, and we have shared information about various marketing activities and effective solutions through it.

Cross-border logistics platform "Cello Square" - Samsung SDS Choi Bong-gi, Senior

Next, Samsung SDS Senior Vice President Bong-gi Choi led a session introducing services necessary for entering the global eCommerce market.

He gave a presentation on various cases of logistics application including expanding logistics cooperation with global eCommerce operators! In particular, it was a session that stood out with the application cases of Cello Square, which combines Samsung SDS's unique global logistics operation know-how with the latest IT technology.

Customs clearance procedures and work precautions when exporting overseas - Shinhan Customs Corporation, Shin Jong-ho, customs broker

Below, Shinhan Customs Corporation's customs broker Shin Jong-ho explains customs procedures and work precautions when exporting overseas.

Customs clearance procedures and tasks when exporting overseas may seem somewhat complicated and difficult. To resolve these difficulties and questions, customs broker Shin Jong-ho has prepared a useful session through presentations and Q&A.

Receive Shopify sales proceeds to World Account - WorldFirst CEO Choi Hyeong-ryeol

Finally, to the World First session!

With just one World Account account, you can easily manage funds sold overseas, including through Shopify, even if you don't have an overseas corporation! Simply put, World First is a service that creates virtual accounts in foreign currencies for domestic businesses .

World First allows you to securely issue virtual accounts for Korean businesses by providing accounts at Citibank, Deutsche Bank, and Barclays Bank . This allows sellers selling overseas to receive funds from marketplaces like Shopify.

We hope that this will be a very useful time for those preparing for global e-commerce, from sales platforms, payments, logistics, SNS marketing, to customs declaration for export, to successfully enter overseas markets.