[Edaily Reporter Kim Jeong-yu] #Hanjin is hosting a program again this year to connect e-commerce sellers with global partners. This initiative aims to boost the competitiveness of domestic small and medium-sized sellers and support their expansion into global markets. Hanjin announced on the 10th that it will launch the "2026 First Half One-Click Connect" event. Hanjin’s partners—the live commerce platform "Grip," the e-commerce platform "Cafe24," and the mobile financial platform "Toss"—will participate in this event.
The first-half event will proceed in two phases: an online seminar (webinar) and offline consulting. The webinar will cover topics such as △2026 Live Commerce Trends & Sales Strategies △YouTube Shopping Integration and Content Design to Drive Clicks △Seller Payment and Settlement Strategies to Convert Followers into Customers △Hidden Formulas for Logistics Cost Savings That Sellers Are Missing.
On the upcoming “Networking Day” on the 25th, 20 companies selected from among the webinar attendees will be offered offline one-on-one consulting sessions to directly assess their business status. Hanjin previously attracted participation from approximately 500 e-commerce companies when it first held One-Click Connect last year.
A Hanjin official stated, “One-Click Connect is a platform for integrated solutions that connects our logistics infrastructure with insights that promising sellers can immediately apply in the rapidly changing e-commerce market environment,” adding, “We will continue to strive to enhance the competitiveness of small and medium-sized businesses and drive their global expansion through various collaborations.”
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