NHB-Online
Marketplace and ecommerce management services for brands selling online in Europe
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About NHB-Online
NHB-Online manages brands’ marketplace and ecommerce operations, including Amazon and other international marketplaces, product feeds and APIs, website management, SEO, market audits, monitoring, and process automation.
It serves brands seeking help with online distribution and sales. Revenue comes from a monthly management fee based on catalogue size and marketplaces, with an optional performance share; advertising spend stays on the client’s account.
NHB-Online is a French SAS founded in 2021 and headquartered in Antony. It is an Amazon Verified Agency and a member of La Boucle.
Product: Marketplace strategy and operations, ecommerce website management, SEO, market audits, monitoring, and process automation for brands.
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