What is the actual cost of cross-border e-commerce products?

The cost of cross-border electronic commerce is:

1, promotion expenses of drainage in different places;

2, the cost of foreign currency settlement losses;

3. Labor cost and office land cost.

1. E-commerce, referred to as e-commerce, refers to trading activities and related service activities conducted in the form of electronic transactions on the Internet, Intranet and VAN (Value-added Network), which makes all aspects of traditional business activities electronic and networked.

E-commerce includes electronic currency exchange, supply chain management, electronic trading market, online marketing, online transaction processing, electronic data interchange (EDI), inventory management and automatic data collection system. In this process, the information technologies used include: Internet, extranet, e-mail, database, electronic directory and mobile phone.

Two, e-commerce covers a wide range, generally can be divided into:

There are three modes: B2B/ business-to-business, B2C/ business-to-consumer and C2C/ consumer-to-consumer.

In addition, there are C2B (consumer to business), B2M (business to marketing), M2C (manufacturer to consumer), B2A or B2G (business to administration, business to administrative organization), C2A or C2G (consumer to administration), O2O (online to offline) and other e-commerce modes.

With the increasing number of netizens in China, the consumption patterns of online shopping and bank card payment are increasingly popular, and the market share is also growing rapidly. Various types of e-commerce websites will emerge one after another.

Third, e-commerce profit model:

(1) online catalog profit model

(2) Digital content profit model

(3) Advertising supports the profit model

(4) advertising-subscription mixed profit model

(5) Profit model of transaction cost

(6) service fee profit model