You'll never guess! The difference between cross-border e-commerce and traditional foreign trade is so big that it makes people drop their glasses.

You would never imagine that cross-border e-commerce is so different from traditional foreign trade! Do you want to start a cross-border e-commerce business but don't know where to start? In fact, the biggest problem is that many people do not even know the fundamental difference between the two. Cross-border e-commerce as a new business model, far more flexible and efficient than traditional foreign trade. While traditional foreign trade usually requires large amounts of capital, professional teams and complex processes, cross-border e-commerce lowers the threshold for starting a business, making it easy for ordinary people to get involved.

What is even more valuable is that cross-border e-commerce is directly facing the end consumers, without intermediate links, and the profit margin is even bigger.2025 The latest data shows that the efficient integration of the three streams of cross-border e-commerce (information flow, logistics, and capital flow) has enabled Taiwan cross-border sellers to be more flexible and responsive to changes in the market. For example, for Amazon Japan, all you need to do is to understand the local safety certifications (MHLW, PSE, ST, GITEKI) and you can quickly open the market.

Your experience has already lagged behind this era. From now on, no matter you are a traditional foreign trade transformer or an e-commerce entrepreneur, you should seriously evaluate your own conditions and target market, and choose the most suitable business model. Cross-border e-commerce not only supports small-scale start-ups, but also enables you to pinpoint your customer base through data analysis and realize refined operation.

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