Análisis de la cuota de mercado de Webinterpret para noviembre 2025

Diamond Jim’s, a family-run jewelry business, struggled to find a reliable solution that would allow the brand to offer their products on new markets. ‘With Webinterpret your sales will skyrocket. We saw an immediate rise in internet sales of 10% and some months over 30%.’ Roy Schott, www.ebay.com/usr/diamondjims4gold Joining Webinterpret has allowed Diamond Jim’s to attract a worldwide audience and improve online sales. Let’s dive in and see how Webinterpret unlocked new business opportunities for Diamond Jim’s. Overview Diamond Jim’s is a successful jewelry business selling selected American and native American wears. It caters to customers of different tastes and ages; “they can be 8 years old and getting their ears pierced for the first time, or 80, and celebrating or renewing their vows’, says Roy Schott, Director of Operations at Diamond Jim’s. It all started with the owner’s passion for jewelry: “I have a passion for jewelry. I sell what I sell because I love to make people happy. It’s generational and has so much emotion attached to it,“ says Diamond Jim. In the beginning, the company operated two brick and mortar shops in Phoenix, Arizona. However, as both sales and the Internet began to grow rapidly, the owner quickly understood that there were new ways to reach customers and sell their products. That’s when Diamond Jim’s began selling on eBay. Challenge The company knew that promoting their products on their domestic eBay website was not enough and that growing internationally was one of the quickest ways to scale up their business. However, putting up listings in the relevant native languages and native currencies proved to be quite challenging. Solution When searching for suitable solutions Roy looked at a couple of providers. However, what they offered was very limited. It was Webinterpret’s solution that drew Roy’s attention. The possibility to list their products on up to 10 international markets, in local languages and local currencies, was exactly