Chapter 2 Part1（课件）-《跨境电子商务英语》同步教学（北京邮电大学出版社）

Chapter 2 Cross-border E-commerce Platforms Part 1 AliExpress Part 2 eBay 1 2 3 4 5 目 录 ONTENTS 行业PPT模板http:///hangye/ 6 Part 4 DHgate Part 6 Other Cross-border Platforms Part 3 Amazon Part 5 Wish 第 3 页 Objectives acquire basic knowledge about different cross-border e-commerce platforms Chapter 2 Cross-border E-commerce Platforms be aware of the differences and features of various e-commerce platforms be familiar with the cross-border e-commerce platforms in China PART 1 AliExpress AliExpress 第 5 页 1. Overview of AliExpress Launched in 2010, AliExpress is an online retail service or marketplace owned by the Alibaba Group, which is based in China. The marketplace platform allows buyers from all over the world to access products from small and medium-sized busin esses, mainly from China, without having to visit physical premises. AliExpress works with a number of different partners, including both local and international postal services and couriers, in order to deliver products to consumers. Some of the major couriers in partnership with AliExpress include the Singapore Post, Correos, DHL, and Posti. AliExpress 第 6 页 2. AliExpress Statistics Owned by Alibaba Group, the online retail giant Aliexpress.com bridges the gap between third-party sellers and consumers all over the world. The website has garnered over 546 million visitors, marking the highest traffic in the first half of the year 2021. Although the traffic was decreased later on months, it gained momentum in May 2021 with over 450 million hits. The B2C e-commerce platform recorded its lowest overall in June 2021 with 437 million hits. AliExpress received far more traffic from Brazil in 2021 than from the other selected Latin American countries. AliExpress 第 7 页 2. AliExpress Statistics Between December 2021 and May 2022, the website garnered approximately 2.7 billion visitors, never dropping below 390 million visits a month. The B2C e-commerce platform recorded its highest overall in January 2022