
For Japanese Companies (Expansion into Taiwan)
Sales and Marketing Execution

Work Capital Inc. devise business strategies for success in the Taiwanese market and implement sales and marketing initiatives using our extensive network established locally in Taiwan.
For physical expansion, we frequently hold seminars in Taiwan aimed at enhancing our presence in the market and developing new business connections.
We collaborate not only with local Taiwanese companies but also with government agencies, financial institutions, law firms, accounting firms, and various media outlets, utilizing our network for event promotion. Additionally, we employ online promotions for BtoC customer acquisition, efficiently generating sales leads in Taiwan.
Unlike strategic consulting firms that primarily focus on advisory services, our distinct feature is not only in developing marketing strategies but also in deeply engaging in actual sales activities to produce results.
Therefore, we conduct sales activities and local referrals through our rich human network on the ground.
In terms of online expansion, we manage targeted advertising and social media operations, including e-commerce site operations from product listing to shipping, thereby comprehensively supporting product distribution.
Hands-on Business Support
Offline marketing in Taiwan market
Strategic planning
Sales execution
Seminar hosting
Business partnership support
Building strategies based on a thorough understanding of the market.
Local sales development utilizing our network
Hosting seminars locally with online measures
Accelerating business through the establishment of a distributor network and business partnerships
Online Marketing
Online marketing initiatives in the Taiwanese market
Ad management
Social media operations
E-commerce site operations
Webinar hosting
Optimized web advertising operations tailored to products
Implementing social media operations and influencer marketing
E-commerce expansion including local inventory storage and shipping in Taiwan
Approaching Taiwanese customers remotely from Japan