In recent years, more and more cross-border merchants have chosen to operate on their own. For the vast number of cross-border merchants, the goal of exploring overseas markets is to be able to get a share of the market on platforms such as Amazon, AliExpress, Lazandar, and Shopee. The difference between cross-border e-commerce and domestic e-commerce is that cross-border e-commerce places more emphasis on product quality and average order value.
So replicating the domestic self operated e-commerce model to cross-border e-commerce may not necessarily lead to the end.
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Service projects for cross-border self operated merchants
The main platforms for self operated models include Amazon, AliExpress, Shopee, Lazada, and Wish. Different platforms have different operating concepts and rules, and it is particularly important to find a platform that matches the products sold on them.
Amazon
Amazon is the largest online e-commerce company in the United States, located in Seattle, Washington. It is one of the first companies to operate e-commerce on the Internet, and has become the online retail with the largest variety of goods in the world and the second largest Internet enterprise in the world.
AliExpress
AliExpress is a cross-border e-commerce platform developed by Alibaba for the international market. AliExpress is the world's third largest online shopping website in English, targeting overseas sellers, conducting guaranteed transactions through Alipay's international account, and using international logistics channels to transport and deliver goods.
Shopee
Shopee is an e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, China. In 2015, it set up its headquarters in Singapore, and then expanded to seven major markets including Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, China, Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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