What companies are there in cross-border e-commerce

Cross-border e-commerce includes Amazon, Alibaba International Station and AliExpress, among which Alibaba is the most familiar cross-border e-commerce.

Alibaba International Station, established in 1999, is the first business segment of Alibaba Group and has now become the largest digital trade export platform in the world. Alibaba International Station has served more than 26 million active corporate buyers in more than 200 countries and regions, with a compound growth rate of over 100% in recent three years.

As the world's largest B2B cross-border e-commerce platform, Alibaba International Station provides all-round online services and tools such as one-stop shop decoration, product display, marketing promotion, business negotiation, store management, etc., to help enterprises reduce costs and efficiently explore foreign trade markets.

Advantages of cross-border electronic commerce

Cross-border e-commerce faces customers all over the world, and the market demand is relatively large. So far, cross-border e-commerce still has a lot of room for growth. Compared with domestic e-commerce, the consumer groups faced by domestic e-commerce are mainly China people. Moreover, after several years of rapid development, the domestic e-commerce platform has reached saturation, and there should not be much room for improvement in the market in a short time.

Cross-border e-commerce is not as competitive as domestic e-commerce, and there are fewer practitioners in cross-border e-commerce than domestic e-commerce, so it is easy to place an order, but there are many domestic e-commerce sellers, and the competition is fierce and cruel, so it is difficult for new sellers to make achievements.