The difference between cross-border e-commerce and traditional international trade and domestic e-commerce

The main differences between cross-border electronic commerce and traditional trade are as follows:

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Cost: Traditional foreign trade mainly focuses on large quantities of goods, and the initial payment is at least 100000 yuan, while cross-border e-commerce faces end consumers, and the initial payment is1000 yuan.

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Time: there are many import and export links in traditional trade, most of which are calculated on a monthly basis, while cross-border e-commerce logistics takes about two weeks at the slowest;

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Audience: the target customers of traditional foreign trade are mainly overseas distributors, mostly enterprise users, while cross-border e-commerce is basically small overseas sellers and individual users;

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Profit: Traditional foreign trade has high entry threshold, low unit price and large quantity, and the final profit is very considerable. However, cross-border e-commerce has low entry threshold, high unit price and small quantity, and the final profit needs to last until a certain amount to have a large profit income, which is very suitable for individual sellers.