01American positioning
The brand's story rewritten for an American reader — its point of difference stated the way a US buyer and a US customer actually hear it, rather than translated line by line from Korean.
02US market presentation
A dedicated US brand page and the buyer-facing materials that go with it, so the house reads as a peer of the brands already on the shelf rather than as an import. Your identity stays yours — we build the American front door.
03Trade materials
Line sheets, sell-in decks, product one-pagers and the documents a buying team asks for — designed to the standard of the brands they already carry.
04Buyer outreach
Direct, researched approaches to named American retailers, written and designed as campaigns rather than sent as cold enquiries.
05One point of contact
A short portfolio means every house has a named person in American hours, not a shared inbox and a twelve-hour delay.