ZenMarket Japanese Shopping Proxy Campaign

ZenMarket, a Japanese shopping proxy service, needed international customers to know they could order goods from Japanese vendors such as Amazon and Rakuten through its platform. Fans of Japanese goods and gaming culture outside Japan often cannot buy what they see because many Japanese vendors do not sell or ship internationally, and a shopping proxy is an unfamiliar service category that has to explain what it does and earn trust before anyone places an order. Audiencly's read was that the barrier was accessibility awareness: audiences needed to see that a proxy service put Japanese products within reach.

Audiencly used creators from its gaming-focused influencer network to showcase product access and the ZenMarket service to their audiences. More than 20 creators produced sponsored content, with YouTube the evidenced platform; the agency's case page embeds a video from the channel NewWorldReview (546K subscribers) as an example.

A gaming-focused network matched a service whose likeliest customers already follow Japan-adjacent content, and spreading the work across 20+ creators produced reach without depending on a single hero placement. Content ran on YouTube. Audiencly reports 6M+ views, 350K+ likes and a 5% engagement rate and credits the campaign with increased orders, new international customers and stronger brand credibility; order volumes, campaign dates and the engagement-rate methodology are undisclosed, and all figures are agency self-reported.